Man, i'm really tempted to get me a psp.

It looks like it can be alot of fun, but i already have a ps3 at home with plenty of games, so it's hard to justify spending alot of money on a psp when i already have enough to play at home, so i say to myself i'll geta psp when i go out. But when i go out, it's normaly not to play video games.

Convince me people!

Here's a few questions maybe some of you can answer.

- PSP go can hold how many games on the HDD ?

-When you delete a game 'cause you need space, can you download it again for free ?

- Is the entire library of games available for the PSP go since it doesn't have a UMD port.

-How is the online ? Like how does it work ? Is it like playing any other games on the ps3 ? Do you need a wireless modem ?

And final question.

Which do you think is best for a new comer, PSP 3000 or PSP go ??? PSP go seems a little small for the hands, looks like i'd get cramps playing on that no ?

Thx everyone.

It looks like it can be alot of fun, but i already have a ps3 at home with plenty of games, so it's hard to justify spending alot of money on a psp when i already have enough to play at home, so i say to myself i'll geta psp when i go out. But when i go out, it's normaly not to play video games.

Convince me people!

Here's a few questions maybe some of you can answer.

- PSP go can hold how many games on the HDD ?

-When you delete a game 'cause you need space, can you download it again for free ?

- Is the entire library of games available for the PSP go since it doesn't have a UMD port.

-How is the online ? Like how does it work ? Is it like playing any other games on the ps3 ? Do you need a wireless modem ?

And final question.

Which do you think is best for a new comer, PSP 3000 or PSP go ??? PSP go seems a little small for the hands, looks like i'd get cramps playing on that no ?

Thx everyone.

jack00

It looks like it can be alot of fun, but i already have a ps3 at home with plenty of games, so it's hard to justify spending alot of money on a psp when i already have enough to play at home, so i say to myself i'll geta psp when i go out. But when i go out, it's normaly not to play video games.

Convince me people!

Here's a few questions maybe some of you can answer.

- PSP go can hold how many games on the HDD ?

-When you delete a game 'cause you need space, can you download it again for free ?

- Is the entire library of games available for the PSP go since it doesn't have a UMD port.

-How is the online ? Like how does it work ? Is it like playing any other games on the ps3 ? Do you need a wireless modem ?

And final question.

Which do you think is best for a new comer, PSP 3000 or PSP go ??? PSP go seems a little small for the hands, looks like i'd get cramps playing on that no ?

Thx everyone.

jack00

There have been countless threads about Go VS 3000. Look at those threads or just I don't know google it yourself... So I'm not going to in depth

1.) The Go has 16 gb. That's enough for about 20-25 games. Don't even worry about saves, they are super tiny in file size. They don't even count.

2.) Yes and you can even save the saves and games themselves on your PC

3.) No the majority of the games you would want are going to be available on the PSN

4.) The online is somewhat weak, there are a couple games that still have a community. There are no trophies or profiles tied to your system unlike the PS3.

5.) Like I said your going to have decide what version you want. I choose the 3000 cause it was cheaper, and looked cooler from a looks aspect.

It looks like it can be alot of fun, but i already have a ps3 at home with plenty of games, so it's hard to justify spending alot of money on a psp when i already have enough to play at home, so i say to myself i'll geta psp when i go out. But when i go out, it's normaly not to play video games.

Convince me people!

Here's a few questions maybe some of you can answer.

- PSP go can hold how many games on the HDD ?

-When you delete a game 'cause you need space, can you download it again for free ?

- Is the entire library of games available for the PSP go since it doesn't have a UMD port.

-How is the online ? Like how does it work ? Is it like playing any other games on the ps3 ? Do you need a wireless modem ?

And final question.

Which do you think is best for a new comer, PSP 3000 or PSP go ??? PSP go seems a little small for the hands, looks like i'd get cramps playing on that no ?

Thx everyone.

jack00

1. It comes with 16GB of flash memory not a HDD.

2. Yes you can redowload everything you buy as many times you like.

3. Not the entire PSP library is available to download.

4. No sure about the online cause i don't have one.

5. The PSPGO is a lot smaller than a 3000 and may be too small to play comfortably depending of the user's hands. If you want a system with a bigger screen, and the option to play non dowloadable.

It looks like it can be alot of fun, but i already have a ps3 at home with plenty of games, so it's hard to justify spending alot of money on a psp when i already have enough to play at home, so i say to myself i'll geta psp when i go out. But when i go out, it's normaly not to play video games.

Convince me people!

Here's a few questions maybe some of you can answer.

- PSP go can hold how many games on the HDD ? 16GB, and it can hold a lot of games. You can even extend the memory to 32GB with a Memory Stick M2.

-When you delete a game 'cause you need space, can you download it again for free ? Yes.

- Is the entire library of games available for the PSP go since it doesn't have a UMD port. No, but at least horrible games like Pimp my Ride isn't there :P

-How is the online ? Like how does it work ? Is it like playing any other games on the ps3 ? Do you need a wireless modem ? Online is full of hackers, and like the PS3, it also needs your PSN account to go online.

And final question.

Which do you think is best for a new comer, PSP 3000 or PSP go ??? PSP go seems a little small for the hands, looks like i'd get cramps playing on that no ? When I first got mine, it took me a few hours to get used to using it. It's gets really comfortable to use once you start getting used to holding it.

Thx everyone.

jack00