Comments on: Our PSP Go Preview

By: JB 007

JB 007 — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 09:04:22 +0000

Hey can u tell me wheather i should go in for a psp go or for ps2 which is the best and has many cheap and interesting games by the way the graphics must also be good.

By: Frank Hardy

Frank Hardy — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 04:56:14 +0000

i am thinking of buying a psp. which one should i buy: psp 3000 or pspp go? i really need some advice.=)

By: Bono48

Bono48 — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:11:05 +0000

Hey i just bought this thing and its awesome i just cant leave alone
and downloading a game takes about 20-25 minutes at my place
about the battery indicator i do have one in the upper right corner XD
The 16gb is not true u only have 14 to use ….
But its still a wonderful thingy and i can wait to hombrew!!!!
I do hope som1 will hack this and RELEASE it … those selfish morons..

By: big grunt

big grunt — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 11:55:00 +0000

psp1000 doesn’t have save state ? I remember I was playing Policenaughts, battery went down, and when I remembered that I should charge the shit again, 2 weeks later, I could continue Policenaughts at the point my psp battery went down…
I don’t like the trend of downloadable games, I have a Japanese Wii with about 80 original VC games, and man it would suck if my Wii fucked up, all the games would be lost (I guess Nintendo Japan wouldn’t appreciate a European use a Jap Wii, even though I’ve been shoveling the money up their narrow asses…)

By: Seseorang

Seseorang — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 02:59:08 +0000

The battery is changeable.. You just need to open the back and be sure that you aren’t doing something to void the warranty. Sony have wisely put a battery in with simple plug-type connectors for easy replacement. After all, batteries don’t last forever, do they?

I wouldn’t worry about Wi-Fi speeds being around the 11Mbps mark with 802.11b. After all, you can use a PC to install MediaGo, use the PSN store and download to the PC, then transfer to the ‘Go.

I would think the speed for Wi-Fi to be ample for gaming with your friends. I still say that the save-state feature (if referred as holding everything in a stand-by mode until power is resumed with charging or fully charged) then I would say that my 3000 has the same feature. I like to run my batteries down completely as it’s a habit from the Ni-Cd battery days with the “memory” effect.

I’m not sure about having a smaller screen is such a good thing. The predecessor’s screens I thought were playable, but if anything a larger screen would have been better. The image probably looks better as all the pixels are now closer together creating the illusion of “better” graphics.

The idea of internal storage is very good, but sometimes removable media only can be better as you can transfer files (savegames/demos) to another PSP in a few seconds rather than probably going into the XMB and setting it to transfer/copy files to Memory Stick (I don’t know, but I am guessing as I don’t have the ‘Go) The idea of digital only games puts me off the ‘Go with a few other things too. It brings a smile to my face when I discovered the 3000 will still have support. I do like finding bargains on eBay, or a local shop.

If you have many games/videos that take up the internal storage, you’ll still face the problem of extras, such as memory sticks (granted they aren’t as huge as UMDs) but the principle’s the same

By: heinrich

heinrich — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:23:52 +0000

still not sure weither i want it or not. ill wait till its hacked and the price comes down.

By: minhh

minhh — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:20:49 +0000

no wirless ?
no changeable battery?
no battery remaining display thing?
that sucks

By: lionel

lionel — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 07:39:28 +0000

erm in terms of bluetooth ability , can i use the ps3 bluetooth headset with the pspgo?

By: Asgiov

Asgiov — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 17:51:37 +0000

Controls aren’t as bad as you would think.. for being the ‘clicky’ type. Still much better than PSP 1000.
I also tried playing Fate Stay Unlimited with a PS3 controller and was no more successful pulling off combos than with the psp go controls. I think it shows how responsive the controls are, despite being a bit cramped.

If you don’t own a PC or a PS3… then the ‘con’ suggesting that “no Wireless Internet = No Games to play” doesn’t hold true. You can download games via the included software on a Windows PC or do it through your PS3.

I think the Universal connector can be considered a ‘CON’ too…. if you lose it… you have to fork over extra money for a new cable… like an iPod. Don’t forget the $250 price tag… I was able to afford it by selling a few DVD Box sets on Ebay I didn’t want anymore…. but normally it would be too rich for my blood. I’d say wait. for the price to go down…. but it may be better to get one sooner than later if you want to hack it. Considering that later models might have a harder-to-hack motherboard or have unhacked firmware pre-installed.

OVERALL.. I really like my PSP Go. I think it’s a great system and the best PSP to-date.
The screen is really MUCH better than the PSP 2000.. the contrast ratio makes a huge difference.
Once it’s hacked… it’ll love it even more.

By: devil

devil — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 17:13:44 +0000

i tihnk it;s flop model