PSP 2000 vs 3000 vs GO

should I get a PSP 2000, 3000, or GO?

2000

pros: cheap, used games (also cheap)

cons: still need to buy memory, still sorta large, screen problems.

3000

pros: used games, skype

cons: still need to buy memory, still sorta large, not much improvement over the 2000, and in some cases screen looks worse than the 2000

GO

pros: smaller, skype, 16GB memory, NEW stuff (mostly unknown)

cons: no used games, price, potential problems are mostly unknown.

should I shell out the cash now for a 2000, or gamble on the GO?

i havent seen any screen problems on the 3000, and 2000 and 3000 have skype also.

really depends if u want digital distro, or phsical copys but in a few months u could see that 16GB memory stick dropping :)

Atleast wait until E3 to find out some more info on the PSP GO before you decide.

psp 1000 FTW.

Atleast wait until E3 to find out some more info on the PSP GO before you decide.

RAGINGxPONY

psp 1000 FTW.

neji122793

I'm with you.

I have to say shell out now for the 3000. I can't believe that Sony would be making a new system less than a YEAR after the 3000 is released. The PSP has a lot of amazing games on it, so I suggest looking for the top ones here at Gamespot and then buying those. :) It's worth it.

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psp 1000 FTW.

calvinx6

I'm with you.

I'd go with the 3000. Hard to beat the extra features. Wouldn't touch the GO with a 10 foot pole (if it really does exist)

because I love used games, but thats just me. I can see how some might prefer the digital downloads..

psp 1000 FTW.

neji122793

Just get the 3000

Overall, PSP 2000 and 3000 looks the best. So sleek.

Well we don't have all the info yet, but definitely the Go. It looks so nice, sleek, and portable. Plus I hate bringing a ton of discs with me around, and digital downloads load way faster.

Well we don't have all the info yet, but definitely the Go. It looks so nice, sleek, and portable. Plus I hate bringing a ton of discs with me around, and digital downloads load way faster.

KurodaMurasaki

It's not even out yet (or confirmed fully for that matter) and people are already recommending it? :lol:

2000 is best out at moment. and honestly, just wait till more info on go, if i were you i would just buy psp 2000 and a 16 gig memory stick. used games are going to be non existant with the go, a negative if you ask me,and that nub is really awkwardly placed on the go.

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Well we don't have all the info yet, but definitely the Go. It looks so nice, sleek, and portable. Plus I hate bringing a ton of discs with me around, and digital downloads load way faster.

lostcali8

It's not even out yet (or confirmed fully for that matter) and people are already recommending it? :lol:

In other words, why does this topic exist? If everybody goes by what you say then the Go will just be ripped apart in this thread.

I'm pretty sure it's fully confirmed when a SCE rep shows it off in an interview.

I've currently got a 1000, and been thinking of upgrading to a 3000, however I might get a Go instead.

If you like UMDs and PSN games, get the 3000.

I would go with a PSP 2000. They're cheaper, they're just as good as the 3000 in my opinion, and in some cases, you can use a Pandora Battery.

I got a used one, looks brand new, not a single small scratch, $77...

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Well we don't have all the info yet, but definitely the Go. It looks so nice, sleek, and portable. Plus I hate bringing a ton of discs with me around, and digital downloads load way faster.

KurodaMurasaki

It's not even out yet (or confirmed fully for that matter) and people are already recommending it? :lol:

In other words, why does this topic exist? If everybody goes by what you say then the Go will just be ripped apart in this thread.

I'm pretty sure it's fully confirmed when a SCE rep shows it off in an interview.

Read the post. How did that have anything to do with "ripping the Go apart"?

I just don't think recommending something you know next to nothing about, to someone else is a good idea. Especially a new potential PSP owner.

It's like the kids that come to threads to bash a game they don't even own. How could you take their word for it if they have never even seen so much as the title screen?

And we don't have a confirmed spec list from Sony yet. Nor a release date. Thats all.

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[QUOTE="lostcali8"]

It's not even out yet (or confirmed fully for that matter) and people are already recommending it? :lol:

lostcali8

In other words, why does this topic exist? If everybody goes by what you say then the Go will just be ripped apart in this thread.

I'm pretty sure it's fully confirmed when a SCE rep shows it off in an interview.

Read the post. How did that have anything to do with "ripping the Go apart"?

I just don't think recommending something you know next to nothing about, to someone else is a good idea. Especially a new potential PSP owner.

It's like the kids that come to threads to bash a game they don't even own. How could you take their word for it if they have never even seen so much as the title screen?

And we don't have a confirmed spec list from Sony yet. Nor a release date. Thats all.

He put an option I think is nice so I told him it's an option that he should think about.

By the way you're looking at things then no one should post in this thread.How does everyone already know that the other systems are the best out of them?

Why even make or post in this thread if you know nothing about one of the options?

I think the point of your post could also be redirected at the thousands saying the new system is crap.