78 out of 116(67%)reviewers recommend this product.
Product Reviews
Overall rating
1/ 5
Performance
1/ 5
Value
1/ 5
Functionality
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JLXgamer
fromDetroit, MI
Age:35-44
Did you buy this product for yourself or someone else?For someone else
Cannot download games, Sony doesn't take credit
PostedDecember 28, 2010
We spent over 3 entire days trying to get money deposited in the the wallet funding method required to even begin to download the games. Sony doesn't accept regular credit cards and when you enter your credit info. to place money in the "wallet" in order to purchase anything it says invalid. You have to download MedioGo to your PC and it does not give the step by step easy directions it claims to. If you have a wireless router it doesn't take Linksys or Apple routers and it doesn't work with a MAC computer at all. The wireless method straight from the handheld game itself is not supported by any nearby wireless networks. We called the Sony help(less) desk and they confirmed it doesn't work with the aforementioned wireless options and had no answer why the credit cards were all invalid to deposit money to the account to make purchases and they suggested we go to the store and purchase PSN gift cards to be able to buy and download games. We googled and discovered several others have had this same inconvenient trouble. This defeats the whole purpose of being able to download games if you have to go to the store to purchase a special card overtime you want to download a game you might as well go buy a game at the store for a different system that doesn't require downloading just to play a game. What a ridiculous, frustrating, enormous waste of time.
5 of 18 found this review helpful.
Overall rating
5/ 5
Performance
5/ 5
Value
3/ 5
Functionality
3/ 5
trave
frompaterson N.J
Age:13-18
Did you buy this product for yourself or someone else?For me
i like it better than the frist time psp
PostedDecember 27, 2010
i like it case it show good memory...and the screen is more better
0 of 5 found this review helpful.
Overall rating
5/ 5
Performance
5/ 5
Value
5/ 5
Functionality
5/ 5
Bremer87
fromIndianapolis, IN
Age:18-24
Did you buy this product for yourself or someone else?For me
Excellent buy!
PostedDecember 25, 2010
Let me start off by saying I have had both PSP systems. To me the GO is the best option. I like to carry my system with me when I am out and about and the PSP 3000 is a little to bulky to fit in my pocket. The GO, however is about the size of an I-phone and I can carry my phone and psp in the same pocket and barely notice they are there. The psp has a nice selection of games and with them being downloaded I don't have to worry about disc's skipping. Here in Indianapolis they knocked the price down to $150 for about a week for a new in the box system and I traded in my old system to snatch this up. So far I am extremely satisfied and if you are on the edge about this system like I was, I would tell you to at least try it out.
6 of 6 found this review helpful.
Overall rating
1/ 5
Performance
5/ 5
Value
2/ 5
Functionality
5/ 5
BGravity
fromMI
Age:13-18
Did you buy this product for yourself or someone else?For me
it works
PostedDecember 24, 2010
ok well there is never any lag it has great features sound crystal clear graphics ok the downside and belive me it is a down side you can only download games you cannot go buy a normal psp game and put it in the system and play you have to download and it takes away time and money if you want quick fast quality and awsomeness get the psp 3000 trust me it works out 10 times better the games are put in put out no download they are great anyone who rated this a 10 has to be rich and has alot of time on there hands and you cannot download all games and everygames not all of the games for psp 3000 are sold on the pspgo market anyway get a psp 3000 your buying somthing worth while
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