foxx278

Okay, honestly, I don't really see the big deal about this at all. This whole issue can be fixed this way. If you still own your old PSP 1000-3000 system, and the system still works, there's really no need to upgrade. The system works, it plays what you want it to play. If you've never owned a PSP in your life, don't know the first thing about it, and you want to spend a little extra on the PSP Go, then by all means, do so. It's not like Sony is trying to force all of you to re-buy your existing library again because they're still going to release all games both physically (meaning on UMD) and digitally. And, like they also mentioned, they're not discontinuing the PSP 3000 systems at all, so you get a choice. If you like owning physical hardware, then stick with the 1000-3000 system...problem solved. If you're the sort that likes digital downloaded content, then by all mean, spend that little extra on a PSP Go...problem solved.

This is just like the case with the DS Lite and the DSi. Last I remembered we got a lot of complaints about the DSi not being able to play Game Boy Advance games on it. Did that stop people from buying the system when it launched? NO! It didn't. People still bought the system and made the best out of it, and they did that by utilizing what the DSi was capable of and that was its digital download content. Also, did Nintendo ever discontinue the DS Lite? NO! They gave their games a choice, which is the case with the PSP and the PSP Go. That's what this is about. Choice for all gamers.