Sony PSP Go: Early price cut to £200 already
Filed under: Gaming, Sony PSP | By: Alan Ng
Posted on: October 6, 2009 | 2 Comments
Looks like the £225 price tag for the new Sony PSP Go didn’t last long in the UK, as it has been reported that four of the top retailers in the UK have already announced a price cut for the handheld system.
As reported from VG247, Amazon, GAME, Play and HMV have all slashed the PSP Go by £25, meaning that you can now pick it up for under £200.
Great news for everyone who is still mulling over the idea then, hopefully this price cut will tempt you even further. No reports of similar price cuts in the US, but we expect them to follow soon.
Would you be willing to pay for the Sony PSP Go at the new price? (£199.99) Leave us a comment below.
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£69 would be my top price, as I’d be tying myself into Sony’s price structure. The PSP 3000 can be already be purchased for £99, which I see as a more versatile piece of kit with it’s larger screen and UMD drive.
Remember, you don`t own “your” games, you can`t swap “your” games with friends and can`t resell “your” games…. but Sony will charge you the same price as a disc …… ohhhh and don`t upset Sony, by writing something on a forum they don`t like, then they will just cancel your account and your won`t have any access to “your” games …… just die Sony, just DIE …..