Sony hits snag getting its own game out for PSP Go

Dec. 9, 2009 - PRLog -- It should be relatively easy getting first-party games out on the PlayStation Network, correct? Sony has informed us there has been a problem with getting LittleBigPlanet for the PSP onto the PlayStation Store, which means PSP Go owners have to wait until it's fixed.

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The Sony PSP Go, introduced to you by Sony, is the most portable PSP system available at the moment. It is much smaller and lighter (43 percent) than the PSP-3000 and carried comfortably in your pocket. Sony offers 16GB of flash memory in the PSP Go, which enables you to comfortably store exciting digital gaming and your most cherished movies. You can utilize the PlayStation Network to download from the extensive collection of PSP gaming and movies. That is right, there is no UMD drive in the PSP Go. Everything is digital content - no discs anymore.

The inbuilt Bluetooth support of the Sony PSP Go provides you the desirable opportunity of attaching a wireless headset and interacting with your close ones using Skype. The pristine 3.8 inch LCD screen provides for enhanced gaming and movie-watching pleasure. The PSP Go is in favor of BT headsets and handset tethering. Sony has found enough space for a Memory Stick Micro slot in the PSP Go. The newly launched PSP system is also equipped with a TV-out socket, which permits content viewing on a TV screen.

The Sony PSP Go, similar to the PSP-3000, is integrated with PlayStation 3. You can have your PSP Go in shiny Piano Black or enticing Pearl White. It also comes with a USB Cable, Wired Headphones and an AC Adaptor.

The unavailability of an analog stick will leave the ardent gamers disappointed and others will frown on the still rather high price.

Great Gift For
People who want the latest video gaming console and feel comfortable handling digital content.

Price and Where to Buy
The Sony PSP Go, available in white and black, is selling for €174.99 (FREE SHIPPING via DHL) on GameYeeeah.com.

P.S.

Media Create Japanese Hardware Charts for Week Ended December 5th:

01 DSi LL - 67,243
02 Nintendo Wii - 46,673
03 PlayStation 3 - 46,558
04 PlayStation Portable - 38,839
05 DSi - 37,021
06 DS Lite - 7268
07 PSPgo - 3809
08 Xbox 360 - 3685
09 PlayStation 2 - 2057

Japan Software Sales Charts:

01 Professor Layton and the Flute of Malevolent Destiny (DS)
02 Friend Collection (DS)
03 Pokemon Heart Gold / Soul Silver (DS)
04 Wii Fit Plus (Wii)
05 Momotaro Railway 2010: Sengoku Ishin no Hero Daishuugou! no Maki (Wii)
06 Inazuma Eleven 2: Threat of the Invaders - Fire (DS)
07 World Soccer Winning Eleven 2010 (PS3)
08 Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (DS)
09 Wii Sports Resort (Wii)
10 Taiko Drum Master Wii: Dodon to 2 Yome! (Wii)

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