If it homebrew you want get the 3000, but if you want a all new system get the ngp. It may take a long while for ngp homebrew.

3000 may be equal to the Go in terms in homebrew support, but quite honestly psp go has less features. :/

2000 and under still may have better support tho. :/

 

Looks like 3000 is my only option here. I'll make sure to check firmware version before I purchase it.

How long have PSP 3000 with 5.03 been out? If it's been a long time, then it'll probably be impossible for me to find one if I was to get an unused one. I'll probably have to stick with 6.35.

 

if you have 6.20 or 6.31/6.35 and make sure through pspident that its compatiable with 5.03 OFW you can downgrade the ofw to 5.03 depending on what ofw you have now 6.20,6.31 or 35 its a 1 or 2 step process if your on 6.3x you must first use davees downgrader to go to 6.20 then downgrade to 5.03 downgrading is risky could cause a brick if your not careful

 

You should buy a cheap second hand original and hackable Psp and save up to grab the new NGP. Come to think of it, I have a spare perfectly working hackable Psp and still have a white one that has the old mod chip in it lol. Maybe I should sell one of those huh.

I use the slim due to the much better screen nowadays.

 

Any limited-edition that's not out yet will most likely be on 6.37, severely hampering you.

 

I didn't change my country flag, but I live in Thailand, and video games' price are heavily inflated here.

I got my launch Wii for $560, if that says anything. 2000 are available, but very rare. They sell for around $350... downright expensive compared to 3000, which cost $170.