I had to buy an 8 gig mem stick 50 dollars WTF like really, well its better for me to play more games
Hardware PSP Go vs PSP
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Games aren't really a problem I use cfw so I don't have to carry everything around. Makes it easier on me.
Both have things that are better but I think it comes down to what games you play. I play RPGs which hardly ever use the nubstick so I love my PSP go for that and its nice that I can just put it in my pocket no problem (ever with a case on it!). If I'm playing games like GTA or anything else, then I use my PSP 3000. The PSP 3000 is the best standard model as the screen is good and it has a built in mic. It takes all the best things of the PSP 1000 and PSP 2000 then adds then together with some addditional things of its own.
So in general, if you play anything that only uses directional buttons and the triangle, circle, x, and the square, use the PSP Go! If you like games that use the nubstick, use the PSP 1, 2, or 3000.
Trust me, I know as I have had them all. I still have my PSP Go and my PSP 3000 though.
So in general, if you play anything that only uses directional buttons and the triangle, circle, x, and the square, use the PSP Go! If you like games that use the nubstick, use the PSP 1, 2, or 3000.
Trust me, I know as I have had them all. I still have my PSP Go and my PSP 3000 though.
Thanks for the info your probably right I think in gonna get the PSP go then just because the games I play don't really use the nub stick like wagic and pokemon that's about it. Plus it's really portable.
I've only used a GO and a 1000, but I prefer the GO.
DS3 via bluetooth and component cables = wireless gameplay on my TV :3. But if I do take it on flights or anything when I travel, I got one of those hand-grip things to make the form-factor a little easier. I found the 1000 to cause really bad cramps if I played on that.
DS3 via bluetooth and component cables = wireless gameplay on my TV :3. But if I do take it on flights or anything when I travel, I got one of those hand-grip things to make the form-factor a little easier. I found the 1000 to cause really bad cramps if I played on that.
But of course! Bad games aren't even worth the eye effort of trying to guess the bad levels/sprites. Rofl
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smaller screen isn't a big deal, the difference is the same as compare a DSL screen with a DSi one.
if you want to take it for a walk the go is much better, very slim, light and easy to grab, some people don't find it comfortable to grab but I like the clicky buttons and the dpad is better IMHO plus you can use a Dualshock 3 controller, the 16gb internal are very good but you lose the UMD drive and for aditional storage you need M2 memory cards and are very scarce nowdays, I myself struggled to get hold of a 4gb one.
the 3000 is very good overall but you can't really walk a lot with it without being a hassle, some people prefer the form factor of the 3000 for being more comfortable, I don't find it more comfortable than the go, doesn't has any form of internal storage but has UMD drive and memory stick pro duo are very easy to find or you can always get a photofast or similar adapter for use micro-sd cards.
if you want to take it for a walk the go is much better, very slim, light and easy to grab, some people don't find it comfortable to grab but I like the clicky buttons and the dpad is better IMHO plus you can use a Dualshock 3 controller, the 16gb internal are very good but you lose the UMD drive and for aditional storage you need M2 memory cards and are very scarce nowdays, I myself struggled to get hold of a 4gb one.
the 3000 is very good overall but you can't really walk a lot with it without being a hassle, some people prefer the form factor of the 3000 for being more comfortable, I don't find it more comfortable than the go, doesn't has any form of internal storage but has UMD drive and memory stick pro duo are very easy to find or you can always get a photofast or similar adapter for use micro-sd cards.
Man, i like your post, but you really should use less commas and more periods. It's hard to read you know
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