Would you buy a Go if...

[BillyWentBoom]

At the current price no. The only thing I would be gaining is bluetooth support. And so far there is no need for such a thing. The PSP 2000 can do everything that the PSP go can do and more at a price point of less then half of the retail price of the Go. Of course PSN would be nice so I can actually support Dev that deserve it. Oh well. Sony's problem.

[...BeAkEr...]

Originally Posted by Logan

Thanks for your contribution.

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Originally Posted by ...BeAkEr...

BoOm Headshot

/me dies, missing my head now.

[Scorpus]

I'm a PSP 1000 owner, so if the Go was hacked I would have an excuse to update without loosing all the cool homebrew apps I use all the time

[pspjoke]

i would buy a go if...


it was the only psp available at all(like in existence), AND the price was was much lower. (w/e the current price of the 3000 is) AND still had homebrew, since homebrew is the only reason i even bought a psp in the first place. (notice that's homebrew, NOT piracy)

it was the only psp available at all(like in existence)..

which would imply that i also didn't already have the first 2.

otherwise i still wouldn't get it cause i already have... the first two.

[...BeAkEr...]

If they hack 'em I'll buy another Go.

[Cheesetheif]

I am not too sure, but I have to say yes. I would buy one if it got hacked only if a price drop happened. If by that time there is a PSP 2, then screw the Go, I am getting the PSP 2.

[kamenrider]

i only bought it cos I paid £150, anything more and no.

[Logan]

This poll is pretty conclusive then. Majority who said they wouldn't purchase a Go in its current state, voted that they would purchase one however, if it was hacked.

Which goes lengths to prove my point that most people bash the Go because they can't play their pirated games on it at the moment. The minute its hacked and suddenly the Go is looking pretty tasty.

[JoblessPunk]

Nope.
I will never buy a PSP-GO.

If it works for some and is what some people are looking for in a mobile gaming device that's great for them. But it is not what I'm looking for in a PSP. IMO make the PSP better, not patch it up or spread it across multiple demographics.

The only thing that brought my attention to the PSP-GO was the Bluetooth connectivity and how you can use a Dualshock controller with your PSP-GO. But, it seems like Sony didn't actually think it threw and slapped the idea together. If someone wanted to actually USE the Dualshock controller you have to connect your PSP-GO to your PS3 then connect your Dualshock controller ... that just doesn't make any sense to me....

Yeah you can also use your Bluetooth to connect wireless headphones and your cellphone to get Internet on your PSP, but neither of those interest me. Plus, the PSP browser is hella bad.

Wired headphones = fine with me
Internet browsing = iPhone

So, no I'm not getting a PSP-GO.