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'nuff said.
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6/10/09 1:54:05 AM#2
lol I heard people reference him checking out competion but didn't know what till now. Very nice picture. The GT5 people also checked out forza and took notes on the new game. Nice to see people at least looking at their competion. Hold on Snow Leopard, imma let you finish, but Windows had one of the best operating systems of all time. If the Powerball lottery was like Lotro, nobody would win for 2 years, and then everyone in Nebraska would win on the same day. AMD 4800 2.4ghz-3GB RAM 533mhz-EVGA 9500GT 512mb-320gb HD |
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6/10/09 3:18:39 AM#3
The caption should say "WHERE'S THE GIMMICK?" |
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Rikimaru_X
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6/10/09 5:18:37 AM#4
I don't know much about the PSP GO. I need to read up more info on it. -In memory of Laura "Taera" Genender. Passed away on Aug/13/08- |
Originally posted by Rikimaru_X
There isn't much to read up on it. The only differences between the PSP GO and the PSP 3000 is that PSP GO is smaller and can only use digital distribution, not UMD's, so it has a 16gb flashdrive. Also, it's 80$ more expensive.
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6/10/09 10:41:40 AM#6
Pic related
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6/10/09 11:19:55 AM#7
Originally posted by Gameloading
There isn't much to read up on it. The only differences between the PSP GO and the PSP 3000 is that PSP GO is smaller and can only use digital distribution, not UMD's, so it has a 16gb flashdrive. Also, it's 80$ more expensive.
Wait though, what happens with the games that are already in UMD? |
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6/10/09 12:23:03 PM#8
Originally posted by sniperg
Wait though, what happens with the games that are already in UMD?
You're going to have to repurchase them as digital downloads. I watched an interview about this thing last week and Sony actually described this as a supliment to the current PSP. They actually expect people to own both a regular PSP and the new PSP GO!.... WTF??!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2if5GYXOGyo |
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6/10/09 12:27:58 PM#9
Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe
Wait though, what happens with the games that are already in UMD?
You're going to have to repurchase them as digital downloads. I watched an interview about this thing last week and Sony actually described this as a supliment to the current PSP. They actually expect people to own both a regular PSP and the new PSP GO!.... WTF??!!
That was just tip-toeing around retail. The same way Microsoft avoided mentioning Games On Demand at their E3 presser. It's too early to aiienate brick and mortar, though obviously things like the PSP Go are the trojan horses they'd prefer you to use. So they've been saying they're still supporting the PSP-3000, but obviously they're going to want you to get a Go; and obviously wouldn't mind if you misconstrued it as having to own both. |
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6/10/09 12:32:16 PM#10
Originally posted by Jimmy_Scythe
Wait though, what happens with the games that are already in UMD?
You're going to have to repurchase them as digital downloads. I watched an interview about this thing last week and Sony actually described this as a supliment to the current PSP. They actually expect people to own both a regular PSP and the new PSP GO!.... WTF??!!
Its almost as if they want the DS to dominate the handheld market.
Naaaaaaa Another great example of Moore's Law. Give people access to that much space (developers and users alike) and they'll find uses for it that you can never imagine. "640K ought to be enough for anybody" - Bill Gates 1981 |
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6/10/09 1:28:26 PM#11
Originally posted by HYPERI0N
You're going to have to repurchase them as digital downloads. I watched an interview about this thing last week and Sony actually described this as a supliment to the current PSP. They actually expect people to own both a regular PSP and the new PSP GO!.... WTF??!!
Its almost as if they want the DS to dominate the handheld market.
Naaaaaaa Yeah that's what I was thinking also. Seriously their marketing department must be on heavy drugs. |
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