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SHOULD I GET THE PSP GO OR THE PSP 3000?

i dont have a psp yet, and i want something to use on long car trips

7 answers	Answer it!

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Jan 30, 2012. 7:34 AMRSV26 says:

nether wate for the ps vita (psp2)

Nov 26, 2010. 11:32 AM______ says:

1. the "go" has a short battery life (1 to 2 hours long) & the graphics arn't that good.
2. The 3000 model longer battery life (3 to 4 hours long) & and the graphics are very good.

PSP "go" owner & PSP 3000 owner
CJS2

Aug 19, 2010. 6:52 PMRe-design says:

The newer unit. Always go for the newer unit.

Aug 22, 2010. 3:03 PM

kcls says:

And they may be releasing a newer newer unit.

Via Engadet

Aug 20, 2010. 9:26 AM

mikeasaurus says:

Always go for the newer unit

I agree, but remember that the Macbook Air was a 'new' unit at one time, not all things new are great. Best to buy based on your preference and plenty of research.

Aug 20, 2010. 12:52 AM

frollard says:

*and consider if you wlll be playing a lot of umd based games. The go has no slot.

Aug 19, 2010. 7:03 PM

nickodemus says:

+1, but keep in mind when buying a new unit, you may not be able to run homebrew. Most 2000's and 1000 series run homebrew with practically a few drag and drops on the memory stick.