Sony PSP Go leaks on Video

May 30 2009, 12:31pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The rumored new UMD-less Sony PSP Go has leaked on a video before the E3 2009.
Engadget picked up the video that apparently leaked on Playstation forums.

The new Sony PSP Go really has this slide out controllers making it more compact than the currently available Sony PSP.
If Sony can manage to offer the Sony PSP at a price comparable to the Nintendo DS, Sony has a winner for the holiday shopping season. Of course Sony needs to ramp up the digital download game catalog until then as well.

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