A week after discounting its older PSP-3000 models to $129.99, Sony has cut the MSRP for its UMD-less, digital download-focused PSP Go by $50 to $149.99 in North America.
Major retailers haven't yet updated their listings to reflect the new price, notes consumer site Joystiq, which first reported the markdown, but Sony Computer Entertainment America has updated its official PSP site to read, "Now you can enjoy the sleek, totally-digital PSP Go system for $149.99 MSRP and the unsurpassed PSP-3000 system for $129.99 MSRP."
Now reduce the price on older models of the PSP you idiots, there's plenty of them floating around still. ::)
Now reduce the price on older models of the PSP you idiots, there's plenty of them floating around still. ::)
They will this Sunday. The core's going down to $130 and the bundle is $160. Still a little too pricey if you ask me. I think they should've gone to $99.
Is the PSPGo modifiable yet?
I don't really want to pirate anything, but I dislike playing my GTA at a choking framerate. Sho Nuff showed me the glory of jailbreaking the CPU speed, and the damned things looked like they were running on a full PS2. I want that.
Looks like I'm buying a GoWTF is Sony doing? :rofl
edit: Didn't see this thread was old :(
http://www.product-reviews.net/2011/03/06/sony-psp-go-price-drop-back-up-to-200/
Looks like I'm buying a GoWTF is Sony doing? :rofl
edit: Didn't see this thread was old :(
http://www.product-reviews.net/2011/03/06/sony-psp-go-price-drop-back-up-to-200/
UPDATED: Reports from Japan suggest that time has been called on digital-only PSP model
It's been a difficult life for Sony's UMD-free, digital only PSPgo. But reports are now suggesting that time has finally been called on the model.
Andriasang has translated a report that, in its words, "appears to be run by a Sony Shop employee or at the very least a super hardcore Sony fanatic". It claims that production of the unit has been cancelled and that no more shipments are being sent out to retail.
The news follows the recent removal of the PSPgo from the Japanese Sony Store, though the device still appears on the UK portal.
Sony's successor to the PSP, the Next Generation Portable, is due out in at least one territory before the end of the year.
SCE UK has told MCV it is investigating the situation.
UPDATE: Sony has supplied MCV with the following statement, which appears to suggest the PSPgo lives on, though falls short of explicitly confirming that.
"It is a very exciting time for PlayStation portable devices. Before the end of the year we are launching NGP, our next generation portable device, which we believe will revolutionise portable gaming.
"In the meantime, the current generation of PSPs continue to be in demand, especially since the introduction of our value for money, Essentials range of games and we will continue to meet that demand."
PSP GOspoiler (click to show/hide)H :fbm ME[close]
PSP GOspoiler (click to show/hide)H :fbm ME[close]
PSP GO:spoiler (click to show/hide)more like PSP WENT amirite?[close]
Now I think I may actually buy one, if there's an easy way to get my UMD games onto it. Is there?