A few questions about the PSP

If you've never had a PSP before (i.e, don't have any UMDs), and you also have a wireless router connected to the internet, then the PSPGo is pretty good. UMDs bought from stores cannot be used with the Go, so you have to get all games off the PlayStation store (which is accessed thru the PSP, thru the wireless internet). The PSP 3000 has a bigger screen, and does everything the PSPGo does, as well as being able to play UMDs. That's not to say the Go is inferior (well, IMO it is), as it is apparently more ergonomic, and the screen gets tucked away so it doesn't get scratched. Either one would be fine, but my personal recommendation is the 3000. This is the last time I am making a recommendation of this kind, as it is a total waste of my time. :roll:kdawg88

The 3000 has Bluetooth????

Isnt there one called like dragon hunter or somethingWolfetan

Monster Hunter Freedom Unite is a great game (that sounds like what you are thinking) but it is NOT an MMO (though it does have multiplayer). Go vs. the 3000...

That pretty much sums it up...

I went with the 3000 because I wanted Sit Meier's Pirates, and that wasn't on PSN. If you like the compact look and feel of the Go, then get a GO

[QUOTE="kdawg88"]If you've never had a PSP before (i.e, don't have any UMDs), and you also have a wireless router connected to the internet, then the PSPGo is pretty good. UMDs bought from stores cannot be used with the Go, so you have to get all games off the PlayStation store (which is accessed thru the PSP, thru the wireless internet). The PSP 3000 has a bigger screen, and does everything the PSPGo does, as well as being able to play UMDs. That's not to say the Go is inferior (well, IMO it is), as it is apparently more ergonomic, and the screen gets tucked away so it doesn't get scratched. Either one would be fine, but my personal recommendation is the 3000. This is the last time I am making a recommendation of this kind, as it is a total waste of my time. :roll:eejus

The 3000 has Bluetooth????

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[QUOTE="kdawg88"]If you've never had a PSP before (i.e, don't have any UMDs), and you also have a wireless router connected to the internet, then the PSPGo is pretty good. UMDs bought from stores cannot be used with the Go, so you have to get all games off the PlayStation store (which is accessed thru the PSP, thru the wireless internet). The PSP 3000 has a bigger screen, and does everything the PSPGo does, as well as being able to play UMDs. That's not to say the Go is inferior (well, IMO it is), as it is apparently more ergonomic, and the screen gets tucked away so it doesn't get scratched. Either one would be fine, but my personal recommendation is the 3000. This is the last time I am making a recommendation of this kind, as it is a total waste of my time. :roll:kdawg88

The 3000 has Bluetooth????

For some it isn't but for others it is. I use it a lot, having a wireless headset is really awesome.

Yeah, a PSP GO is probably the better choice, as long as you can handle the pricetag.

You should definetly get a PSP.