Agreed. Getting the PSP Go was probably one of the worst decisions I have made in recent memory. I decided to buy one because I have never owned a PSP, so I laid down $200 for a used one about a year ago and since then it has probably accumulated about 6 hours of playtime. The design just isn't as comfortable to play on as the original PSPs (I've tried my friend's), which is a huge downer for a handheld device. And along with what you said, the PSP Go does not really have any new technological innovations that merit such a high price and at the same time even has less functionality. It was a huge purchase mistake on my part and anyone that praises the PSP Go for any "innovations" simply does not know what they're talking about. Never again will I buy a device without checking reviews...
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Agreed. Getting the PSP Go was probably one of the worst decisions I have made in recent memory. I decided to buy one because I have never owned a PSP, so I laid down $200 for a used one about a year ago and since then it has probably accumulated about 6 hours of playtime. The design just isn't as comfortable to play on as the original PSPs (I've tried my friend's), which is a huge downer for a handheld device. And along with what you said, the PSP Go does not really have any new technological innovations that merit such a high price and at the same time even has less functionality. It was a huge purchase mistake on my part and anyone that praises the PSP Go for any "innovations" simply does not know what they're talking about. Never again will I buy a device without checking reviews...