Can the main flaws with the PSP Go be fixed?
The PSP Go may just be the best way to play PSP games. Released in 2009, it feels more modern than the PSPs that came before it and crucially it has a better screen. But it’s also got some problems relating to storage, battery life and ergonomic design. Are these issues that can be fixed?
This Week’s Purchase: PSP Go
When the PSP Go first came out in 2009 a lot of people (myself included) didn’t take the console too seriously. In fact, its lack of UMD tray and reliance on the PSN meant I had little interest in what is now dark horse of the PSP family. But a few years later I’ve decided to give it a go (awesome pun intended), and for £50 picked one up, boxed in good condition. Today I’m going to look at the pros and cons of the system, and ask if in 2013 this shiny misfit of a PSP is now an underrated classic?
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