PSP Go Dell.com $150 Free ship

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Maybe not a repost but is this really a deal?
I don't think it will be too hard to find this thing for $150 from here on out.
Sony bailed on this device so fast it makes your head spin.
 
[quote name='Zimmy']Maybe not a repost but is this really a deal?
I don't think it will be too hard to find this thing for $150 from here on out.
Sony bailed on this device so fast it makes your head spin.[/QUOTE]

Other than Kmart Turkey-day I don't see it for $150 elsewhere, so yes it would be a deal...
 
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It's a deal for those that want convenience on the go and don't mind paying MSRP on most digital downloads. Though I've heard even some games aren't available for download so you can't even get all the games out for the PSP. Though I guess It's nice to not have to switch UMDs but honestly your better off buying a regular PSP unless you hate disc swapping or having issues with losing or damaging games.
 
[quote name='Zimmy']Maybe not a repost but is this really a deal?
I don't think it will be too hard to find this thing for $150 from here on out.
Sony bailed on this device so fast it makes your head spin.[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't say they bailed on it. They've been doing a great job dropping prices on PSN and have been throwing some awesome sales for PSN games, Minis, and PS1 classics. If anything, if I didn't already own a GO, I'd be running out to grab one at this price. Sure, they need to support it more than they do and ensure games like Kingdom Hearts actually get released on PSN, but its still a fantastic little system with some decent support.

@Monsta Mack: A regular PSP (1000, 2000, 3000) can download any game like the Go does from PSN, so it isn't about hating disk swapping. Any PSP user can pick up a 16GB card and not have to worry about UMDs. The Go is all about form factor and portability to me and is more of a compliment to my 1000 and 2000 more than anything.
 
[quote name='GaveUpTomorrow']I wouldn't say they bailed on it. They've been doing a great job dropping prices on PSN and have been throwing some awesome sales for PSN games, Minis, and PS1 classics. If anything, if I didn't already own a GO, I'd be running out to grab one at this price. Sure, they need to support it more than they do and ensure games like Kingdom Hearts actually get released on PSN, but its still a fantastic little system with some decent support.

@Monsta Mack: A regular PSP (1000, 2000, 3000) can download any game like the Go does from PSN, so it isn't about hating disk swapping. Any PSP user can pick up a 16GB card and not have to worry about UMDs. The Go is all about form factor and portability to me and is more of a compliment to my 1000 and 2000 more than anything.[/QUOTE]

I have always thought that the PSP has always been a bit undeveloped in terms of games compared to the DS. However I think that the PSP go should have released at around $150-175. However changing the distribution model mid console life does not seem wise. Especially when not all releases are released digitally. (Looking at you Kingdom Hearts)
 
[quote name='groundskeeper']Especially when not all releases are released digitally. (Looking at you Kingdom Hearts)[/QUOTE]

This.

I won't buy a PSP Go largely due to the fact that the latest Kingdom Hearts game isn't on it, and because I aquire a large quantity of my games second hand. MSRP is not my cup of tea.
 
I have a PSP 3000 and personally would love to have a PSP Go as a travel companion.
$150 still a tad too high, but almost there!

I have tons of smaller and mini-games on PSN I bought when they were on sale, but never got the chance to get to them. With a PSP Go + my Kindle, I wouldn't mind being trapped in a Chilean Mine for a month or two ;-)
 
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