'PSP Go' leaked in new video

'PSP Go' leaked in new video
The world's possibly worst kept secret, the upcoming Sony PSP Go, has been leaked today via video, showing off the design of the handheld.

John Koller, director of hardware marketing at Sony America, speaks during the video and notes that the differences between the new PSP and the older slim PSP-3000 model are "on-board memory, the flash memory, and 16 gigs of space. There's Bluetooth on board as well, so you can use a Bluetooth headset, and you can actually tether it to your cell phone as well. But ultimately, it's the portability. Since you can bring all that content with you in a smaller form factor, you've got the most immersive games to play, and now you've got a smaller unit to do it with."



It is unclear whether the handheld will remove the bulky UMD drive, but it is clear Sony is moving its emphasis towards downloadable games and movie content.

View the video in its entirety here:



Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 30 May 2009 15:29
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  • 12 comments
  • jookycola

    Rolls eyes.

    I love the new unit, but again Sony hypes a portable unit with the promise of a gran turismo game. Develop the game and have it ready at launch...or don't even tease us with it.

    30.5.2009 16:28 #1

  • OzMick

    Wow, it can finally do what modders have been able to do for years. And what is with having a slider? Surely Sony knows how many issues people have with these on their phones, or maybe that is the whole plan to have them fail outside of warranty and bag another sale.

    30.5.2009 16:48 #2

  • mike.m

    Would have gotten this if only it had dual thumb-sticks.

    30.5.2009 16:56 #3

  • dadrian

    It will sell like crazy, even if it has problems. kids nowadays...

    30.5.2009 18:42 #4

  • Oner

    Bomb #1, #2 & #3 dropped...does anyone else hear the air raid sirens in the distance?

    30.5.2009 19:30 #5

  • bam431

    Great my pockets are already full enough with my ipod psp cell phone 2000 wallet bus pass head phones etc. now another PSP i have to carry around. At least it's small.

    30.5.2009 22:11 #6

  • bomber991

    Originally posted by mike.m: Would have gotten this if only it had dual thumb-sticks.I can't afford one right now, but I agree. If they're going to go through the trouble of completely removing the UMD drive, they should also just go ahead and add the 2nd analog stick. This new PSP Go is already incompatible with old PSP games that everyone bought on UMD discs to begin with, might as well add a 2nd stick and come out with a completely new hand held.

    31.5.2009 00:00 #7

  • inagasake

    They need a portable PSP with four shoulder buttons (helpful for PS1 games) and dual analog sticks. How can you play PS1 games on the thing with only 2 shoulder buttons?

    31.5.2009 00:03 #8

  • Morreale

    Ugh why is everyone asking for buttons?! It would be pretty damn stupid to add in another analog stick and maybe a R2 and L2 after 3 PSPs that play the same games with the same graphics and whatever. It isn't a new PSP, it's the same one with a different look.

    31.5.2009 03:01 #9

  • 21Q

    Ughhhhh I can't believe that's the actual placement of the nubby stick!

    31.5.2009 20:35 #10

  • varnull

    bluetooth and tether it to your phone .. now i guess that's an improvement for people with stupid expensive g3 phone plans who want to watch streamed tv and the like... IF it will run a proper browser.

    bluetooth.. also quite nice to be free of wires and not have to listen to the muppet playing some game on the train for hours.

    experience shows that slides are unreliable .. and as for the placement of the nub .. did they actually put this in the hand of a human in the design office or is it to complement the slide and break all the time?

    31.5.2009 20:53 #11

  • Morreale

    Yea I don't understand why they would put the analog stick there... It's like their tryin' to make it like a normal PlayStation controller. Who the hell do they think they are??

    31.5.2009 21:19 #12

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