Get the PSP slider for less now.
Late last month, Sony announced a price drop for the PSP-3000 moving 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. Now, however, we find out that the PSP Go has dropped down to $149.99.
It's official now on the U.S. PlayStation site here, so the price should be in effect everywhere.
Budgets aside, with the Nintendo 3DS just around the corner and the NGP/PSP2 already a sure thing, these older systems seem more like older, quick fixes for portable gaming.
We would still lean towards the $129.99 PSP-3000, thanks to its UMD slot that opens up the door for many more games at budget prices.
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Hmmm, I might get it if it drops down in price to $49
Hmmm, I might get it if it drops down in price to $49
Even then you've been robbed.
Bring on the NGP already, we all know it's going to be a box of concentrated win, just kill off this generation and be done with it.
if they drop it to $100 i'll get it. don't have a psp, but i've heard to go is great at playing roms
Same here... if it's $99, I'm all over it. Subsidize the PSP so we can buy games which is the most expensive part. For $149... I'll try to pocket a used Wii. Just kidding. But I'd definitely by it for $99.
lolz, Single 333Mhz Cpu, 16Gb flash memory, 480x272 pixel display. OMG, its like an old Windows 95 computer. I will not be purchasing something with specs that outdated...
I prefer my gameboy color.
It's a good purchase, as the NGP won't be backwards compatible with PSP games.
So if you want to access the PSP's game library, now's a great time.
It's a good purchase, as the NGP won't be backwards compatible with PSP games.So if you want to access the PSP's game library, now's a great time.
Q: Does it play UMD-based games? You know, the ones that you can buy and sell used? The ones you may already even own a bunch of?
A: No, it is still a PSP Go. Buy a PSP 3000 instead, they're cheaper. Or just get a 3DS or NGP when they come out. I really wish they just called it PSP2. I might just start calling it that anyway.
why do I keep getting emails about replies to this, I didn't post on this one lmao.
nice
Clear out that ole stock, and threaten people along the way (if they read the eula) genius!!! I will do without thank you :-p.
Q: Does it play UMD-based games? You know, the ones that you can buy and sell used? The ones you may already even own a bunch of?A: No, it is still a PSP Go. Buy a PSP 3000 instead, they're cheaper. Or just get a 3DS or NGP when they come out. I really wish they just called it PSP2. I might just start calling it that anyway.
Oh right, I thought they were referring to the PSP-3000. Yeah, no-one would buy a PSPGo.
I do wonder what the official name for the NGP will be.. I hope it's PSP2 as well.
This is probably to clear the last inventory before NGP hits sometime later this year. PSP Go never really found a market, after all.