Too expensive- Renders your UMD library useless- Renders your accessories useless- Slow WiFi not changed since 2005- Slow game installs with no multitasking
Abstract: Via dessa miniskivor skulle de distribuera både filmer och spel. Formatet har dock inte slagit igenom och som en konsekvens av det saknar nya PSP Go stöd för UMD.UMD-läsaren har ersatts av 16 gigabyte inbyggt minne samt en kortläsare för minneskort av ...
Abstract: The PSP Go is the fourth generation of the popular handheld gaming console from Sony. It may have a distinguished pedigree, but does it live up to what we expect from the line? Today we'll take a closer look.While the Go comes complete with an upgraded...
Loss of UMD drive makes old games useless, no background downloading of games, price
For those who were just about to put a PSP on their Christmas list then overall they get a better looking device, with expanded memory, but for us we'll be sticking to the old hardware and our old gamesKey specsBluetooth, Wi-Fi...
Abstract: It would appear that Sony hired Rocky’s trainer to give their PSP a much needed workout, since it shed some weight (and the propriety UMD-drive) to take on the champion- Nintendo’s DS range.HardwareThe PSP Go with its sliding screen isn’t just better l...
Pick up the PSPgo and you'll see its significantly smaller than the old PSP. The UMD drive is gone, replaced with 16GB of internal storage for stashing games downloaded direct from the PlayStation Store. The 3.8-inch screen is a stunner and its 43 per...
That said, we found the gaming experience itself a tad cramped. You’ll soon find your hands are in an awkward position which does not compare well to the bigger PSP-3000. The d-pad and controls could do with being closer to the centre, and the pasti...
The PSP Go is a nice idea, but the flimsy build and high prices for its download-only games let it down. Moving to downloads only is a bold move, but games should at least be reduced to match their UMD cousins. Compared to the Nintendo DSi, the PSPgo i...
Sharp, vibrant screen, Significantly smaller form factor,
Smudgy black surface, proprietary power and data connector, proprietary Memory Stick Micro slot, smaller screen, lousy,
unimproved browser, minor comfort sacrifices due to smaller size, less flexible than UMD-equipped PSPs
The newfound pocketability of the PSP Go makes one undeniable step forward from the PSP-3000, but Sony takes too many simultaneous steps back to justify the $250 price tag. The missing UMD drive strips it of compatibility with old games, and introduces...
First PSP to comfortably fit in your pocket, Better screen resolution than previous PSP, Great multimedia functionality, Built in 16GB of memory fits about 15 games, More comfortable to use than one would think, No more clunky UMD’s!,
No physical games mean no tradingin or buying used, Media Go is Windows only, Thirdparty companies not required to digitally release games, Black unit is a fingerprint magnet, No matter how you slice it the price is still ridiculously high
In the world of gaming there’s two types of people. There’s the hardcore gamer who spends most of his day, money, and spare time on video games. This type of gamer has an extensive library of games and has a very purist ment...
If you're upgrading from the PSP, you will essentially lose your entire game collection - not good - but if you're a first-time buyer, go for it - the screen, graphics and processor are still superior to the Nintendo DS while the downsizing has made it...
