Doug Jacobs

I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise, but apparently Sony has axed the
PSP-Go, which never really caught on with it's whole paradigm of "does
less than a regular PSP, but almost costs as much as a PS3".

Now if only Sony would stop wasting resources on Home and release a PS2
emulator for the PS3 I might actually use my PS3 for something other than
movie night...

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It's not broken. It's...advanced.

KeeperOfTraaken

Doug Jacobs schrieb:
> I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise, but apparently Sony has axed the
> PSP-Go, which never really caught on with it's whole paradigm of "does
> less than a regular PSP, but almost costs as much as a PS3".

The whole PSP-Go was a Con to test the customers.

Sony thought, every customer who buys stupid ringtones for 30 Bucks a
month wil buy this worthless piece of junk.

Only they forget that no seller would ever recommend the Go, because
Sony wants to bypass it's selling partners.