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Sony’s PSPgo may come as a shock to you gamers

     

          While sony tries to create a game system that might shoot them up the sales bar, there still are a few things holding them down. Although the new PSPgo is sleek and form fitting to any thigh or pocket out there, it still has some difficulties holding it down. The new gaming device is levels above the last play station portable systems, such as the psp. It’s about half the size of the old psp and is actually portable! It’s about 5 x 0.6 x 2.7 inches when it’s closed. This product will also reach out to more people seeing as it looks and feels the same as a normal sliding keyboard type phone. It slides open from the bottom, and is built strong for any non level headed gamers.

         

    “It’s small but comfortable, even for those of us cursed with oversized paws: It’s just wide enough for the index fingers to curl around the frame, and your thumbs fall into prime button-mashing position without feeling cramped,” wrote Nate Ralph.
     The system all together has 10 buttons, and one analog stick. The screen is about 3.8-inches, and still shares the same amount of pixels in the graphics (480 X 272 resolutions).
 “We got roughly four and a half hours each during extensive web-browsing, music-playing and gaming sessions.”
    Some of the new features include Bluetooth. The little movies for the system will be clearer, and more efficient. Also the “latest thing” sweeping the nation slowly is skype. Skype will now be accessible for this system, you can call friends, and people across the world as much as you please, just like a phone! Also you now can pause your gaming addiction to go cool off for a little bit, no need to rush back! This function lasts as long as you’d like it to. It can also be hooked up and played on the T.V just like play station three, and played with a ps3 controller.
    “The UMD disc has been scrapped (woo-hoo!) in favor of digital distribution. That means you can pick up new music, movies, and games wherever you can find a Wi-Fi connection.” – Wrote Nate Ralph. 
     Although there are a lot of new, exciting things happening with this device, there’s always room for faults. It can no longer play old games, or use any accessories from the old psp (bummer!) It seems that even though it’s sleek and stylish, that Sony thinks people don’t care about price anymore. This device costs a raging $250 in the market. Plus there up against Apple’s new products and everyone else’s out in stores. I think the product will do fairly well with play station lovers, but won’t reach out to others. Great design and great system and your playing abilities are endless! It’s going to be a fun system, can’t wait to see where it ends up. It’s a really risky gamble to throw all your cards in on one shot, what gamers will give this gaming device a whirl? Only time can tell.

http://www.wired.com/reviews/2009/09/pr_pspgo/