Sony PSP Go Unboxing Video Published

Sep 19 2009, 5:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The new Sony PSP Go console is shipping on October 1st, but Engadget already received the brand new PSP and they published an unboxing video. For the first PSP Go reviews we apparently still have to wait till the end of the month.

The new Sony PSP Go sells for $249.99 and has no UMD drive, but 16GB of storage and a slider design. The original PSP sells for $169.99. I am actually quite sure that Sony needs to lower the price for the PSP Go to actually sell reasonable numbers of it.

$80 is a lot to pay for basically the same gaming experience. I predict that we will see the PSP Go for $199.99 soon.

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