PSP Go Price Goes Back to $200 After 3 Days
Just in case last week's PSP Go price drop had you considering going out and purchasing one for yourself, you might like to know that the price has already jumped back up to $200.
Late last month, Sony announced a price drop for the PSP-3000, bringing it down to $129.99. That left a few wondering what would happen to the PSP Go, which at the time kept its same price. Then, last Thursday, the price of the PSP Go dropped down to $149.99.
However, it seems this new $150 price tag was not meant to be. The price is now back to $199.99 just three days later. Sony has not given a reason for the yo-yo pricing of the PSP Go. However, it's possible someone pushed the button too early on this one, as the $150 price seems to have only appeared on the company's own site; the new, discounted price never made it to the websites of third-party retailers.
Were you one of the people considering a $149.99 PSP Go but have now decided to back out or wait and see if it drops back down again? Let us know in the comments below!
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they'll be free in 8 months. NGP is looking pretty damn good
psp go prices go back up 3 days after the price dropped
and tomshardware wrote the article two days after the price went back up
Oddly enough, I was considering getting one because I don't have a car and wanted to keep myself entertained on my bus rides to work. Oh well maybe I'll get the psp phone
Wow!
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Sounds like a cheap marketing strategy.
Look at all the free advertising they got on countless electronic news websites.
That could be why they did it
Down with Sony.
Meh
NGP for me. Go, going, gone soon.
Did you see what I did there?
I bought a psp go at $250.00 and am happy with it.The ability to download games over wi fi is pretty damn cool. Not to mention it dosen't look like a kid's toy so at 35 I don't look like a tard playing it in public.
I bought a psp go at $250.00 and am happy with it.The ability to download games over wi fi is pretty damn cool. Not to mention it dosen't look like a kid's toy so at 35 I don't look like a tard playing it in public.
somethings wrong with the world if people realy think like this person, specificly the "Not to mention it dosen't look like a kid's toy so at 35 I don't look like a tard playing it in public" part
It's not like anyone was actually going to buy it anyways.
After the way Sony has been acting over all the PS3 jailbreaking and hacking, I dont think I'll be buying a product from them again. Someone will hack the NGP and it will be like the PS3 all over again. The PS1 was hacked to play pirated games along with the PS2. Where were you then Sony? You didnt seem to care much back then. Now all of a sudden its a big deal? Its just a bunch of Bull.
I bought a psp go at $250.00 and am happy with it.The ability to download games over wi fi is pretty damn cool. Not to mention it dosen't look like a kid's toy so at 35 I don't look like a tard playing it in public.
Don't be so sure about the, "don't look like a tard," part...
NEVER buy a Sony!
They mess with their systems, and their game support is very limited!
...The PS1 was hacked to play pirated games along with the PS2. Where were you then Sony? You didnt seem to care much back then. Now all of a sudden its a big deal? Its just a bunch of Bull.
Could be that broadband (and cd/dvd burners) has much more of the market these days.
But they changed the price 5 days ago? When are they going to stop playing with the customers?!!!
Not sure why anyone would've picked one up at $149, so $200 is just a complete dealbreaker.