The Sony PSP Go’s price is too high, according to Wedbush Morgan’s infamous crystal ball gazer/analyst Michael Pachter. Pachter says the US price of $249 “is too much, period.” Particularly as Pachter believes that the PSP Go will cost less for Sony to produce than the PSP-3000, priced $80 cheaper.
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E3, the world’s largest videogame trade show has been running in Los Angeles this week. And from a damp squib that was described as being like a “hospital corridor” (by Sega’s US boss) last year, E3 2009 has cooked up a storm. Here’s a personal and probably controversial view of the highs and lows of the show that brought videogames into the mainstream spotlight:
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The Sony PSP Go has a problem: what do you do about the games you’ve already got on UMD disc, if you already owned an existing PSP? The answer to the problem: Sony’s working on it.
The Sony PS3 Slim, a slimline redesigned version of the Sony PS3, is in production, if pictures from the manufacturing plant and posted on a Chinese message board, are to be believed.