@ Freakbabyblues

If the PSP-go is off the cover slides over the screen to protect it from scratches. I still play my UMD games on psp-3000 since Sony hasn't come up with a way to play them without the UMD on the psp-3000. Why should I buy a bigger hard drive for the PSP-GO when I am not going to get it anyway!

I have some pros and cons about the new PSP GO most unfortunately most are cons.

Pros

Finally a new slide cover to protect the screen when not in use.

No more loud UMD needed to play games.

Bluetooth compatible

Cons

$249.99 is steep for this economy and lacks enough new features to warrant a new hardware.

No dual analog stick.

Only 16gb hardrive.

Even with out UMD drive the battery life is still 3-6 hours as a PSP-3000 battery.

Smaller screen.

Undecided on how to incorporate UMD games allready purchased to be installed onto the 16gb harddrive to be able to play on the PSP GO. I don't see how Sony will accomplish this feat.

I believe the cons out weight the pros and I will not be purchasing a new PSP GO and will wait for the new PSP2 with the all the features we all want in our handheld from Sony.

I have a 120gb hard drive and I have over 130 xbox 360 games, some are played directly from my hard drive some are not. But I noticed since a lot more games and game content keeps coming out every week. I keep having to delete games and stuff on my hard drive to apply new games to the hard drive. I was wondering if I purchased a new 120gb hard drive and would I be able to apply my gamer tag to the hard drive so at least I am able to carry over my actual total achievement count? I am aware that game material saved on my old hard drive will not be able to transfer, unless I get a transfer cable, which defeats why I wanted a new 120gb hard drive in the first place. I just want to start a new hard drive with new game save files that I have or will be getting when they come out in the near future while I still use my gamer tag and continue to accumulate my achievements with my gamertag?

XBbox 360 Microsoft # 1, PS3 Sony #2, DSI Nintendo # 3, WII Nintendo # 4, PSP GO Sony #5. Is how I saw the shows winners in a certain order. Most disappointed with Sony and Nintendo, Sony First no price cut for the PS3. It will hurt Sony again this holiday season, Second the new PSP GO is a go away and come back again Sony with a better PSP with dual analog stick, touch screen and all the features we want from the start. Nintendo didn't have a new Zelda for the WII, but at least they are trying with some cool titles coming out this year and next, but honestly its not enough for the hardcore player to buy a WII. They just don't put out enough good titles in a concentrated time frame. They sprinkle them out over two to three years its just not enough. Anyway Xbox 360 will continue to be my number one platform for gaming for First and Third party titles. Followed by Sony some what farther behind Microsoft then I realize just today.

Suikoden!!!

Depends on several things but I may.

I have both games just because I love the series, but you can get both these games at Amazon for less then $29.99 each. I would recommend getting two over one just because it has more to offer.

Flatout Ultimate Carnage

My most underrated games is Flatout Ultimate Carnage, Lost Odyssey, Spiderman web of shadows, and Ninja Blade just to name a few.

Toxic 8 they made a Mercenaries 2 for the 360 & PS3, Gamespot gave it a 5.0, I think it was at least a 7.5. The first one was by far the better of the two.

Yes Day 1 Studios is no more but maybe some guys who worked there may rise up and make a good Mech game for the 360 because Armored Core for Answer is not the answer for me.8).

Please Make a good Mechassault sequel someone ;):x