i want a psp go but i need to know what ...

hey people. i just see the dissidia ( final fantasy ) review and gameplay. i need a psp asap. but i not sure if i should get the psp go or not. i also like crisis core ( ff7). but i need some sort of official list of games we can download from psn. thanksi want a psp go but i need to know what ...
I end up going to the Wikipedia page for PSN, it has a list of allPSP games available on there.I just don't think the GO! is worth 250$...The 2 games you want are out right now, just go buy a PSP 3000 and pick them up. That's my opinion, do some research on it first though.The PSP 3000 has a bigger screen, better button layout and a physical UMD disc drive which is nice to have when PSP games become dirt cheap soon because it all switches to digital. Plus there's a lot of games I don't mind playing, but I don't want them taking up space on my PSP. PSP Go has a smaller screen, it slides for better portability at the cost of screen size, button layout and no UMD drive. I just can't justify it at 250$ or 100$ more than a PSP you can pick up right now that does exactly the same thing. The GO sacrifices good featuresand adds new ones as well, but it all evens out.i want a psp go but i need to know what ...
PSP 3000 > PSP GO (little screen)
As of now not many UMD made games have been brought to the PSN. They may be waiting to about the time the PSP GO! comes out until they atart bringing hugh amounts of the games already available for UMD's over to network. As of now it's hard to tell what will be available and what will not be. And on a sidenote the Wiki page that lists all the games tends to be behind... last time I looked they were behind about two weeks.
Yea I know, the Wikipedia page isn't the greatest...but it's the best list I could find without actually logging onto PSN and looking for yourself.
You can get the machine and both titles, and still have money left over for an ice cream if you get a 3000. The Go is a neat toy and I'll end up with one, but in the meantime while i wait for the inevitable price drop my 2000 works just fine, and it'll play all DL stuff eventually. Personally if you're just getting into the PSP I would stick to one with a UMD drive in it so you can get a lot of the older games at cut-throat prices.I'm still buying %26 working my way through games that were released four years ago!:D
[QUOTE=''ston3henge'']You can get the machine and both titles, and still have money left over for an ice cream if you get a 3000. The Go is a neat toy and I'll end up with one, but in the meantime while i wait for the inevitable price drop my 2000 works just fine, and it'll play all DL stuff eventually. Personally if you're just getting into the PSP I would stick to one with a UMD drive in it so you can get a lot of the older games at cut-throat prices.I'm still buying %26 working my way through games that were released four years ago!:D[/QUOTE]Exactly right. I haven't yet seen any new things on the Go that would make me buy one. I'm assuming most new games that will be released by DD will work just find on the older models (except perhaps for the micro-games being discussed).
lol, i agree with the whole comment about buying older games, but the screen is only down by about 1/4 of an inch so i wouldn't worry about that.
[QUOTE=''gary_safc'']hey people. i just see the dissidia ( final fantasy ) review and gameplay. i need a psp asap. but i not sure if i should get the psp go or not. i also like crisis core ( ff7). but i need some sort of official list of games we can download from psn. thanks[/QUOTE]download Media Go and see for yourself and no you dont need a PSP for doing that.http://cagcdn.sonycreativesoftware.com/mediago/mediago_setup.exe
People obviously havn't played the GO in person. I tried it out at E3 and the PSP GO screen (though only 3.8'') is WAY better than the PSP 3000 screen... its much brighter and sharper.
I'm still waiting till the Go comes out to see if Sony updates their PSN catalog.
smaller screen + same resolution > psp 3000



and there are like 300 back cat games being released on october 1st...so know one knows really!
[QUOTE=''lewisg1212'']smaller screen + same resolution > psp 3000 and there are like 300 back cat games being released on october 1st...so know one knows really![/QUOTE]



For almost double the price? PSP GO is cool, but there's absolutely no reason that a 3000 owner should upgrade. It's aimed at people who haven't jumped on board yet. If they haven't by now, I doubt they are going to.
I dont give a crap about the ?00 price tag on play.com Im getting one. Ive never owned a PSP before and I see more benefits for the PSP Go.1. Its smaller easier to fit in pocket and carry around.2. I dont have to carry loads of UMDS around I can play what I want without having to switch disks.3. The pause game feature.4. It looks way better.the only down side is the screen is a tad smaller but i dont really care about that as the screen is still a decent size with high resolution.
[QUOTE=''Mau-Justice''][QUOTE=''lewisg1212'']smaller screen + same resolution > psp 3000 and there are like 300 back cat games being released on october 1st...so know one knows really![/QUOTE]



For almost double the price? PSP GO is cool, but there's absolutely no reason that a 3000 owner should upgrade. It's aimed at people who haven't jumped on board yet. If they haven't by now, I doubt they are going to.[/QUOTE]



agreed....3000 theres no real reason to upgrade
[QUOTE=''scotthulluk'']I dont give a crap about the ?00 price tag on play.com Im getting one. Ive never owned a PSP before and I see more benefits for the PSP Go.1. Its smaller easier to fit in pocket and carry around.2. I dont have to carry loads of UMDS around I can play what I want without having to switch disks.3. The pause game feature.4. It looks way better.the only down side is the screen is a tad smaller but i dont really care about that as the screen is still a decent size with high resolution.[/QUOTE]i agree, the Go will be the first psp i've owned.