PSP Go

[Hiro]

I'm pretty sure with the release of the DSi and this new PSP model, we'll have the current handheld systems for a while.

I'll say 2 years.
And either way, what I said still stands. 

[strongbad]

I'll say 2 years.
And either way, what I said still stands. 

No it doesn't. What you said was stupid.

[Hiro]

No it doesn't. What you said was stupid.

Because this gen will be around for a few more years means I don't think they should hold off on the 2nd analog nub? 

[NOA_Haunted]

Didn't read most of the thread, but IGN said something about an interview and it does play UMD's.

[Hiro]

Didn't read most of the thread, but IGN said something about an interview and it does play UMD's.

In that case, hell yeah!

Yes, for some reason the latest episode of Qore is live and features host Veronica Belmont speaking in the past tense about E3 and getting a private demo of the PSP Go from SCEA Director of Hardware John Koller. Want the deets? Well, imagine a smaller PSP-3000 where you slide the top portion up to reveal the D-Pad, Select button, Start button, and traditional face buttons. The screen is going to be 3.8 inches, the unit is 44 percent lighter than the PSP-3000, there's no UMD drive, there's a Memory Stick micro slot, it's Bluetooth compatible so that you can use a headset and link it to your cell phone, and the unit packs 16 gigabytes of flash memory.

[The artist formally known]

Just make a PSP2 without UMD and other analog stick please.

[Hiro]

Just make a PSP2 without UMD and other analog stick please.

Seriously, why don't they just move on.