Euro PSP price drops

Well I already have a PSP and a PS3, and they cost me a fortune.

Where i live people still think psp is 300 dollars ): maybe thats why its not selling they should advertise the price drop

It´s a good thing, but when do they announce a PS3 price drop?

fantastic move, I hate the lies tho. Just come out to say that.. "yeah, DS is outselling us right now, so we lower the price to combat that" Still, love my PSP, can't wait for a few good games due out next year or so. FF Crisis Core, GoW, Silent Hill Origins, DMC...

I really cant see why the PSP is struggling in the handheld market, it is immensly powerful for its size, has some great games, GTA for example, media centre for playing music, UMD films and displaying pictures. I doubt the price cut is going to help sales though, becuase if people just dont want them, the price of the product isnt going to change anything.

Sweet, PSP is still full price here in Australia. Awesome, no Super Paper Mario untill forever. Wow, $1000 for a PS3. I love living in Australia:)

finally a price drop

Still so much more than the US price....

it costs like 280 USD here in Sweden, no way im buying it.

It is still expensive compared to other countries :?

Even with the price cut here's some maths- US Price $170 = £85 UK Price $260 = £130 ($90/£45 difference) This is one reason why the Nintendo DS is selling more, because it's cheaper. Even with the increase of getting the thing to the UK in the first place which I guess costs more it's still more expensive than the US. I guess you wouldn't get many Americans paying $260 for a PSP now would you? Anyway nice to see Sony finally cutting the price.

I'd buy it for TDR alone :D

Killzone and Locoroco getting cheap. :D Maybe I can add some more games to my collection.

i doubt £20 price drop is enough. my shop hasn't sold any psps since christmas and we have drastically cut down the display space for it on the shop floor. its now used for ds instead.

booooooooooo I paid 400 canadian for my psp

Still a little too expensive for a console with few exclusive games on it. But I'll be more likely to get it now. eminem_glen: "Even if the PSP was sold for £0.39, I wouldn't buy one." if it was sold at £0.39, you'd be the only wierdo who didn't have a PSP!

psp is one of very few consoles not worth buying this far into its life.

Na I will keep with my DS thank you very much!

Even if the PSP was sold for £0.39, I wouldn't buy one.

Not interested, will not buy one ! UK still being ripped off !

Very good for them doing this in the UK. I remember paying £180 for this thing back when it came out.

Still not enough incentive yet I'm afraid. Does anyone know if this includes the White Edition?

Come on give us a price drop here in Australia ( and im sure the rest of Europe + Japan would like a price drop aswell ! )

Think I'll wait for the re-design. I'm too busy with my PS3 and 360 at the mo' anyway!

"The company said that the reason behind the price cut was to celebrate the PlayStation 3's launch in Europe. Ray Maguire, Sony Computer Entertainment UK managing director, said in a statement, "now the exciting possibility of connecting remotely to the PS3 makes PSP more relevant than ever. So what better time to offer a brand new price point?" So nothing to do with the fact that nobody bought one in the first place then?

good for the uk, but what about the rest of europe???

hmm, gotta say , sounds appealing

These price drops have helped a few of my friends out a lot :D I have a feeling PSPs are gonna sell a lot more.

i tink ill actually consider buying it now that its beginning to get cheap...would be nice to have something portable on which to play games when im bored =P lol

You should! I know it gets a lot of flak for trailing behind the DS but I think it's well fun, I love the little thing! Definitely was time for a price drop though, it has to be one of the reasons the DS sells more than it.

Thats the way sony! now just drop the price of the psp in canada =P

Nice... maybe I should buy a PSP soon, it's beginning to look reasonable.