When Sony launched their PSP Go - a disc less based PlayStation Portable which focused on digital content - many were shocked to hear it was a full $80 more expensive than it's disc based counter-part. Today Sony has almost remedied that situation by cutting the price of the system to $199 in the US and to 16,800 Yen ($208) in Japan. Previously the system was $249.99 in the US and around the equivalent of $335 in Japan.
Back in early February, we got word that the Japanese version of Kojima's latest entry in the Metal Gear Solid series, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, was delayed. Unfortunately, we didn't have any word as to what that meant for the U.S. release of this four player co-op "sneaking mission," so we were left to speculate if it would be May, June, or even later that. Well, Konami announced today that Snake and his buddies will finally be making their way to the U.S. on June 8th. What's more, the game will support the new adhocParty Mode, so you'll be able to get the drop on those enemy soldiers with your friends no matter where they may be hiding themselves.
Like any good gamer and gadget geek, when Sony released their new PSPgo we needed a good excuse to buy one. So we've acquired a Go under the guise of using it for reviewing purposes - and in turn - we bring you the review. Does the hardware revision stack up against it's older brother? And how does it affect your co-op gaming? Find out in our review!
After three months of straight controversy and our hands-on impressions from PAX -- wherein Kat Pawlowski braved a Sony rep's comfort zone to get the scoop -- the Sony PSPgo is finally hitting store shelves. Gagdet lovers swoon and pennypinchers scoff!
Name: Sony PSP Go Co-Op: N/A Publisher/Developer: Sony Release Date: October 1, 2009
