Retailers are reporting that Sony PSP Go stock is not being replenished and word from Japan suggests production has stopped.
Andriasang notes that the PSP Go is no longer listed on Sony Japan’s website. Meanwhile MCV UK says UK stores have received notice that the PSP Go is no more. The PSP Go never took off and Sony retrospectively defined it as an “experiment”. It looks like the experiment didn’t work…
Sony’s latest earning report revealed some interesting facts – Sony Playstation 3 consoles still lose the firm money on every sale and the PSP Go is not rushing off the shelves.
The PSP may finally be getting a good run of games with title like Beaterator, LittleBigPlanet and GTA Chinatown Wars but it wasn’t always the case. Now Sony’s bosses have revealed just why it’s handheld took so long to take off. Read on to find out why…
The Microsoft Xbox 360 has outsold all of its rivals in the UK this year, according to the latest figures released by Gfk Chart-Track.
The Sony PSP was planned to be released without a UMD disc drive from “the very beginning” according to Naoya Matsui, head of Sony Computer Entertainment’s Product Planning.
The Sony PS3 is to sell through its current stock of 80GB and 160GB units by this autumn, with both a price cut for the console and a revamp as the PS3 Slim arriving then, according to a normally accurate games industry “mole” based in the US.
The Apple iPhone 3G S will be capable of games graphics “beyond” the Sony PSP Go, according to Michael Schade, head of mobile game developer Fishlabs.