http://www.gamesradar.com/f/a-worrying- ... 1311325041



Didn't realise that, it could get problematic...

The PSP Go was effectively stillborn as a product. They alienated anyone who wasn't previously a PSP owner with a ludicrous price point and they alienated all the existing PSP owners by providing no method of copy existing games they may have had onto the Go, so nobody in their right mind would upgrade to a PSP Go. And even then, they managed to stuff up anyone who might still think of buying one by not enforcing some level of sense on content pricing - typical price for a PSP game on the street £15 to £20, typical price of the same game on the PSP online store £25 to £30. I'd be surprised if they've sold more than a few thousand.

The irony is they've just started a 'sale' on the store that has put most of the big PSP games that have been released in the last year at about £15 but it's now far, far too late.