1050°

Sony Explains Why You Can't Remove the Battery From the PSP Go

100

Thank those pirates!

Read Full Story >>

psinsider.e-mpire.com

Alternative Sources:

Sony Explains Why You Can’t... - defaultprime.com | By: SuperMario290

Sony: PSP Go Firmware Preve... - ps3news.com | By: Rook101

PSP Go battery removal a no... - vg247.com | By: x__JL__X

JasonXE - contributor
Published: 88 days 15 hours ago | News | Sony PSP | Tech

Save | Email | Info | Report | Add Alt Source

Comment Settings

1 2 Next »

Showing: 1 - 50 of 69 Comments

Blaze929 - 88 days 15 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1 -

Wow...I didnt even know there was a internal battery this time around.

Agree(7) | Disagree(1) |

Report | Reply

masterg - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.1 - -

If I were Sony I would make the PSP update automatically when it entered a wifi area. Meaning if you didn't have the latest firmware it would download in the background and install when finished.

Even pirate masterminds wouldn't be able to keep up. Every time they hacked a PSP they would have to make sure it never entered a wifi zone not to be re-hacked by Sony.

Agree(4) | Disagree(17) |

Report

evrfighter - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.2 -

sure blame the pirates. Apple does the same thing with their batteries. Must be some nice pocket cash charging who knows how much for the battery and the service fee.

Agree(10) | Disagree(8) |

Report

indysurfn - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.3 - Yeah that's a good idea masterg.

But I'm sure that Sony has already thought of that. It is against the law to install firmware without permission.

To bad there is a fee, but it can be enough to make the games division profitable.

I'm not sure but I think the PSP is selling good, if there is only 30 million PSP's, and a 19 dollar fee. That will get Sony 599 million dollars! Sweet! That will mean enough money for another price drop next year to counter any XBOX360 price drop.

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Blaze929 - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.4 - @evrfighter

That's true but really, in the case of the PSP pirates ARE the reason.

Agree(7) | Disagree(4) |

Report

Kigmal - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.5 -

Sony is very smart. In order for me to hack my Darth Vader PSP, I had to use a PSP phat battery. Good to see them being on their game about piracy but hackers will always find a way.

Agree(9) | Disagree(2) |

Report

masterg - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.6 - -

@indysurfn

My Samsung Harddisk Recorder updates it's firmware without asking.
If it is a law problem you just make people agree to it when they buy it.

Agree(1) | Disagree(0) |

Report

superaktieboy - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.7 - @masterg: "Every time they hacked a PSP they would have to make sure it never entered a wifi zone not to be re-hacked by Sony."

or they'd just make sure the wifi switch is off..

Agree(6) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Baka-akaB - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.8 -

@masterg

it's a lousy idea , most psp hacks users are tech savvy enough to disable the wifi to begin with .

It could actually even open more doors , with hackers emulating a connection to the firmware servers . Even the ps3 at first had prog running on pc that fooled the PSN into thinking you had the proper firmware version , back when people didnt want to update , with the hope of some firmware downgrade tool .

Agree(3) | Disagree(0) |

Report

indysurfn - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.9 -

masterg read. http://www.rockbox.org/irc/... http://www.rockbox.org/irc/...

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Rock Bottom - 88 days 12 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.10 - @masterg

That's not the smartest idea, you know hacked PSPs works on custom firmwares, and not Sony's FWs, so when they manage to install their own Firmware they can just disable the auto update thing.

The trick is to stop them from hacking the system the first time, while I don't think built in battery is the best way to do it, it sure is good enough to halt piracy, at least for while.

Agree(1) | Disagree(0) |

Report

IdleLeeSiuLung - 88 days 11 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.11 - How do people hack the PSP with an external battery?

....

Agree(0) | Disagree(2) |

Report

PinkUni - 88 days 11 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.12 - @evrfighter

i agree with you

they're might start acting like the f**king cellphone buisnesses and start charging 40 bucks for a new battery or something completely insane

probably charge 250 for it and say "well you should just get a new one anyway lol"

Agree(0) | Disagree(1) |

Report

IdleLeeSiuLung - 88 days 8 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.13 - How do someone disagree with my posting above that is just a question?!

....

Agree(0) | Disagree(1) |

Report

iamtehpwn - 88 days 8 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.14 - One word.

Pandora.

Agree(1) | Disagree(0) |

Report

beardpapa - 88 days 8 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.15 -

@IdleLeeSiuLung

I'm not going to go into details or be accurate about this, but if you get an external battery from someone with a homebrew-enabled PSP, you could use that battery + memstick-loaded custom firmware to 'lupdate' it into a newer model PSP (not sure about PSP-3000).

In other words, the battery was the key to unlocking the door.

edit: i see others have mentioned it. You can google the pandora battery.

Agree(1) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Sarcasm - 87 days 23 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.16 -

Pirates will find a way, they always do. Just like the "un-hackable" lite-on 360 drives, that are now hackable.

Agree(2) | Disagree(0) |

Report

vhero - 87 days 22 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.17 -

Pirates will get a regular PSP which do exactly the same job so whats the point?

Agree(2) | Disagree(0) |

Report

ProA007 - 88 days 15 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2 -

Sooo... what if the battery dies?

Agree(3) | Disagree(0) |

Report | Reply

Blaze929 - 88 days 15 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.1 -

would have to send that sucker straight to Sony! Although I see why they did this, I gotta admit that's kinda lame. Unless itll stay free pass the warranty to get the battery replaced for what it wouldve cost for a external battery, I don't see it being a good thing for the consumers.

But I still got my PSP-1000 since launch and the battery still hold up from a full charge pretty damn long

Agree(0) | Disagree(4) |

Report

clixx33 - 88 days 15 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.2 -

Charge it? I mean it's Sony, I haven't had any hardware problems with my PSP 3000 so I don't see why this would be any different.

Agree(10) | Disagree(2) |

Report

blind-reaper - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.3 -

No, I guess you could buy a new battery and open the PSP (like iPods)

Agree(2) | Disagree(0) |

Report

indysurfn - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.4 - @bind-reaper not sure if you read the article, but

if the battery dies the psp will not work. You can't open it and replace like a Ipod. The whole point is to stop piracy. If it was that simple it would not even slow down piracy. You have to send it in to Sony to get it replaced and pay the fee. The battery is not replaceable.

Agree(2) | Disagree(1) |

Report

rajman - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

3 -

Still pirated games will happen on this, hackers will find a way around it somehow as they always do

Agree(9) | Disagree(1) |

Report | Reply

Marceles - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

3.1 -

Yeah, so far the only way to hack the higher FWs is by Pandora's battery, so now this will make hackers work harder to find another work around.

Agree(2) | Disagree(1) |

Report

superaktieboy - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

3.2 - erm

somehow i doubt that, the only hack on the PSP3000 is the tiff exploit on 5.01.. which even then didn't allow downloaded games.. this tiff exploit wasn't even in the hardware but in the software.. somehow i think they have completely stopped hacking through the hardware unless it is a chip or sumit.. remember the PS3 isn't even hacked yet.. only hacks so far have been software exploits which were closed within weeks of it being on in the interwebs..

Agree(0) | Disagree(1) |

Report

Baka-akaB - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

3.3 -

it isnt such a sure thing actually . Lately it has been almost impossible unless you own an old phat or slim psp because of their motherboard. A solution appeared for newer slim and the 3000s , but it's something with quite some restrictions .

It's progressively getting harder and harder , wich is good . just Look at the people moaning because their psp wont play yet Soul calibur or the latest tales .

My only reasons to use firmware hack on the psp have been my hatred for umd , wich i wont have to deal with soon , and otherwise access via homebrew to ps1 emulation wich i can live without as long as the library gets really bigger .

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

jivah - 88 days 9 hours ago

Track

Ignore

3.4 - @superaktieboy

nope chickhen on 5.03 is da latest so far which is technically like an emulator which gives u an opportunity 2 run homebrew n things alike

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

bakaPX - 88 days 9 hours ago

Track

Ignore

3.5 - Totally agree

@rajamn:Yup. Even if it's not with a battery, there could always be another way.

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

sukru - 88 days 8 hours ago

Track

Ignore

3.6 - It is doable

There is always a way. Even the latest hardware (last 2000s and 3000s) are hacked (and actually it's pretty simple).

The problem is not hacking (hacking opens doors to homebrew and also many small utilities - like youtube applications), but people using them for wrong reasons (i.e.: playing game backups, where the "backup" was not actually made by them).

Introduction of PSP minis may solve the problem, but it still is not open enough, and the development environment is not cheap.

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

superaktieboy - 88 days 1 hour ago

Track

Ignore

3.7 - yeeh chickhen is the one i meant

and it is an homebrew enabler, but it still doesn't play downloaded games..

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Nexy - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

4 -

Any kind of battery loses some of its durability after some time... So there's nothing I can do if the battery life in PSP Go becomes too short after say two years or so?

Agree(1) | Disagree(1) |

Report | Reply

firelogic - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

4.1 -

That's right. Just like you can't do anything about degrading batteries in iphones/ipods/dsl/dsi, etc...

Agree(4) | Disagree(2) |

Report

spiderobert - 87 days 20 hours ago

Track

Ignore

4.2 - changing batteries is not impossible

currently with Ipods you CAN change the battery you just need the right kind of screwdriver :P probably the same with this, unless of course they glue it together (which would be even easier to open).

and the DSL/i are very easy to open, they have a battery cover for crying out loud

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

f789790 - 87 days 18 hours ago

Track

Ignore

4.3 - All batteries can be replaced as all electronics have to open

Even the ps3 controller battery can be replaced.
http://www.amazon.com/nuLif...
(usb cord isn't included even though it's in the pic)

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

ElementX - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5 -

First Sony has internal batteries in the PS3 controllers and now the PSP Go? They're just looking for more money 2 years down the road when the batteries no longer hold a charge.

This is the reason I won't buy a cell phone without a user-replaceable battery. Not to sound like a fanboy (since I don't own one) but at least the 360 controllers have replaceable battery packs.

*EDIT*
I see the fanboys are disagreeing with me. It's true that Sony wants to make extra cash on accessories. Why else would they make an internal battery? Same with Apple and iPods. They want to create a market where you either have to buy a replacement device or send it to an "authorized service provider" which I'm sure sends Sony/Apple part of the profits just for being "authorized"

*EDIT*
I wish these phantom disagreers would give reasons for disagreeing. Sure I've been a fool and a jerk in the past, however these stupid disagrees because it's me posting is ridiculous. Grow the f#*k up.

Agree(3) | Disagree(13) |

Report | Reply

TheBand1t - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.1 -

Except I doubt the majority of people will be willing plunk down that kind of scratch for a 2nd PSP Go.

I think I'll just stick to my PSP-1000.

Agree(3) | Disagree(3) |

Report

MAiKU - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.2 -

Where on earth did you hear the controllers did that for the ps3?

Secondly, just take the damn psp to a techie if you're too stupid to do it by yourself to replace the battery via opening the system up. It would be past it's warranty anyway by the time the internal battery gives.

Oh just to let you know, i'm not a phantom. And it's not Fanboyism, it's logic.

Agree(3) | Disagree(2) |

Report

sunil - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.3 - @element

Although I too would like replaceable batteries, I dont think I will go as far as saying that I wouldnt purchase one...

We all know Sony is loosing money on the PS3, obviously they have to make money somewhere - accessories is one department they are making some money.

Microsoft has some good implementation (replaceable 360 batteries) and some bad ones (proprietary expensive HDD?) on the other had Sony has some good implementations (Laptop HDDs) and some bad ones (internal batteries)...

Also most of the devices from most of the companies feature internal batteries (iPod, Zune etc...) Its the direction most companies are heading to maximize their profits. Why would they want an accessories manufacturing company to take some the profits that these companies think are rightfully theirs.

Edit: 4 PS3 controllers, almost 2 year have past (for 3 of them) and they show no signs of dying... Sony makes Quality Hardware.

PS: I diagreed

Agree(3) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Microsoft Xbox 360 - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.4 -

LOL @ your tantrums for people disagreeing with you. I don't see why anyone should give a fvk about getting disagrees. It's a flawed system from the start especially on a site like this.

Agree(1) | Disagree(0) |

Report

ElementX - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.5 -

I'm just saying the average "Joe" would end up buying a replacement PS3 controller because he didn't know what to do with a dead battery. The same "Joe" might end up going to a "sony authorized service provider" to get his PSP Go battery replaced because he's not sure how to do it.

I just think that user-replaceable batteries should be commonplace. I know I can replace batteries, but maybe the average person doesn't, and so they get screwed.

Agree(0) | Disagree(1) |

Report

blind-reaper - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.6 -

you still can buy a non sony battery like this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Replace...

and change it yourself, or with any authorize or unauthorize repair shop, it is not hard.

and it's not like you need to do it every year I have a 2 year old Sixaxis and still work good, there is no diference between this and any iPod.

Agree(1) | Disagree(1) |

Report

Redempteur - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.7 -

well i bought a sixaxis controller (used) i had problems 2 months later with it ... you know what i did ?

I openned it and REPLACED the battery ...
I admit that this operation was not user friendly ...BUT this was no problem for me ... ( you can do it on dualshock 3 too )

Now you know about one of your disagrees

Agree(1) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Marceles - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.8 -

Does anyone actually know anyone who's internal battery actually went out in their controller?

edit: never mind above, that's a first for me

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

superaktieboy - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.9 -

actually, if the battery is open sony would make more money.. coz there are many people that buy multiple batteries, especially those that are planning to go on holiday (which is like every few months).. so no it's not to make extra money.. however, i don't think its piracy either, coz they hit the tip of the nail with the PSP3000.. the only hack for it so far is the tiff exploit.. which didn't even play hacked games but just homebrew programs/games..

Agree(1) | Disagree(0) |

Report

beardpapa - 88 days 8 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.10 -

You're probably getting disagrees because you're suggesting that Sony is doing this to ensure making a profit with built-in batteries by forcing consumers to pay a fee (like Apple does) to replace it. Sure, that can be the case, but they would've made even more profit if the batteries were user-replaceable - consumers would buy extra batteries for on-the-go purposes. If you're aware of the PSP custom firmware community, you would know of why the battery is a problem. Only first step someone needed to do to start loading a custom firmware into their new psp was to find a battery from a homebrew-loaded psp.

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Sarcasm - 87 days 22 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.11 -

Strange, my original SIXAXIS still works til this day.

Dang you Sony! This whole time I could have been buying batteries over and over again or plunk down another $25 on rechargeables.

If you don't see the sarcasm, then I pity you.

Agree(2) | Disagree(0) |

Report

jke82 - 87 days 19 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5.12 - the ps3 controller batts

are completely replaceable as long as you know how to work a phillips head screw driver. its kinda like replacing a battery in a cordless telephone and funny enough the batteries are cheap from a quick google search i found them for around 13-17$usd with shipping you fail element thats why you get these disagrees

Agree(0) | Disagree(0) |

Report

PirateThom - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

6 -

Wait... why would have you to buy a new PSP?

Do yo have to buy a new DS when it's battery stops holding charge?

Agree(2) | Disagree(4) |

Report | Reply

socomnick - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

6.1 -

Hopefully there is someway to open up the psp go for pandora batteries, and to replace the battery with a battery that holds alonger charge.

Ds is easily opened with a single screw, and the batteries are insanely cheap.

http://www.dealextreme.com/...

3 dollars for a battery that holds 3x as much charge as the regular ds battery.

Agree(3) | Disagree(0) |

Report

1 2 Next »

Showing: 1 - 50 of 69 Comments

Add Comment (Gamer Zone)

Gamer Zone Posting Guidelines
The Gamer Zone is for members who want a more friendly and civilized discussion. This section is heavily moderated by the N4G staff, so leave your fanboyism at the door please. Members who are unable to behave in a mature and respectful manner will be temporarily or permanently restricted from posting in the Gamer Zone. Using words such as Xbots and Sony droids, or other words from the console war vocabulary, is strictly prohibited in this Zone.
Read More...

You must log in to post comments.

Username:

Password:

Remember

Comment Settings

Showing: 1 - 31 of 31 Comments

Mr Bean Laden - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1 -

good thing you don't have to put AA batteries in it like the last gen xflop 360 controller

Agree(13) | Disagree(8) |

Report | Reply

Murderdolls - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.1 -

Apparently you didn't know about the battery packs that have been available since launch.

Agree(8) | Disagree(13) |

Report

The-Warranty - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.2 -

I guess murder doesnt understand what bean ladin is saying.

Agree(6) | Disagree(1) |

Report

Mr Bean Laden - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.3 -

lol I gave Murderdolls an Agree for the laugh he gave me, great comprehension, really :P

Come on! Battery packs in a next gen controler! what will M$ think of next? :P

Agree(6) | Disagree(2) |

Report

Mr Bean Laden - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.4 -

next thing you know M$ releases a cell phone that needs AA batteries also and the bots well call it "next gen" :P

Agree(4) | Disagree(0) |

Report

54percent - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.5 -

I have a "Super Secret" video leak of the test of the Microsoft Pocket Project!!! it's amazing how the innovation of Microsoft amaze everyone!!

Agree(3) | Disagree(0) |

Report

1.6 Axecution | 88 days 7 hours ago - User only got 1 bubble - Show

Soda Popinsky - 88 days 5 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.7 -

What happens when the Sixaxis/DS3 battery is worn out? You have to buy a new controller instead of just batteries? lol!

Agree(0) | Disagree(1) |

Report

Murderdolls - 88 days 5 hours ago

Track

Ignore

1.8 -

AA batteries =/= rechargable battery packs

Agree(1) | Disagree(4) |

Report

jack who - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2 -

so when it dies you have too buy a new one when its cant take charge anymore

Agree(5) | Disagree(8) |

Report | Reply

FlipMode - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.1 -

Or you get a warranty but sony products almost never fail anyways.

Agree(8) | Disagree(4) |

Report

Mr Bean Laden - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.2 -

good thing there's no xflop portable

54.2% fail rate would also get ported over :P

Agree(7) | Disagree(2) |

Report

jack who - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.3 - Or you get a warranty but sony products almost never fail anyways.

speechless......

Agree(4) | Disagree(9) |

Report

FlipMode - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.4 -

Why are you speechless? Are Sony products not reliable?

Agree(6) | Disagree(1) |

Report

Microsoft Xbox 360 - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.5 -

Ummm.......... You can grab a philip screwdriver and open it, replace the battery, and your good to go. It's not like the battery's soldered onto the PCB board.

Agree(2) | Disagree(0) |

Report

cjflora - 88 days 10 hours ago

Track

Ignore

2.6 - Huh?

Where did you get the idea that you had to buy a new one? You would need to send it in to Sony to have them swap the battery for you. Just like an iPod.

Agree(2) | Disagree(1) |

Report

2.7 Axecution | 88 days 7 hours ago - User only got 1 bubble - Show

3 Xbox360Elite | 88 days 14 hours ago - User only got 1 bubble - Show

MGOelite - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

3.1 -

and let me guess microsoft doesnt give a damn about making money and there all for their customers?

Agree(2) | Disagree(1) |

Report

AuRoN89 - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

3.2 -

I NEVER heard of a faulty battery for PSP, this isn't a problem since PSP is not related to Microsoft... unlike your A$$

Agree(2) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Mr Bean Laden - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

4 -

xbox portable = portable RRoD :P

Agree(6) | Disagree(0) |

Report | Reply

Mr Bean Laden - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

4.1 - AD in the paper would say

RRoD on the go! :P

Agree(5) | Disagree(1) |

Report

Saaking - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

5 -

Seems reasonable Give pirates and hackers a bigger challenge. You can't change the battery on the DS or Iphone either so why should the PSP GO be different?

Agree(2) | Disagree(1) |

Report | Reply

Wiimaniac - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

6 -

The PsP go is going to flop so hard it's sad.

First it was the price, 250 bucks for a PsPgo and 300 bucks for a PS3... Now it's the integrated battery. Sony's like really dumb or what? They have the PS3 slim doing great and that's a step forward but then they take two steps backward by doing all this sh!t.

Couldn't they find another way to fight piracy? You must be a big retard/moron to buy a PsPgo...

Agree(3) | Disagree(4) |

Report | Reply

7 Xbox360Elite | 88 days 14 hours ago - User only got 1 bubble - Show

kaz-hirai - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

7.1 -

LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your a funny chatbot :D

Agree(2) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Saaking - 88 days 12 hours ago

Track

Ignore

7.2 -

Zune HD, yea right. You mean that lame ipod ripoff? NO thank you.

Agree(3) | Disagree(1) |

Report

CernaML - 88 days 6 hours ago

Track

Ignore

7.3 -

Agree(1) | Disagree(0) |

Report

BubbleSniper - 88 days 14 hours ago

Track

Ignore

8 -

same like ms. cant remove the flop from the xbox.

Agree(3) | Disagree(0) |

Report | Reply

AuRoN89 - 88 days 13 hours ago

Track

Ignore

9 -

xButts love big c0cks.

Agree(8) | Disagree(0) |

Report | Reply

napoleon_ist - 88 days ago

Track

Ignore

9.1 -

that's because they like being treated like "whores".

Agree(1) | Disagree(0) |

Report

Showing: 1 - 31 of 31 Comments

Add Comment (Open Zone)

Open Zone Posting Guidelines
The Open Zone is a lightly moderated comment section which is open to all members. With enthusiastic fans eager to defend their favorite platform this place can get pretty hot.
Read More...

You must log in to post comments.

Username:

Password:

Remember

Join N4G

About N4G

N4G is a social game news site that covers the game industry 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
More Info... | Submit News

- Site Menu
  
  Game Index
  Help & Info
  
  RSS Feed
  Feedback
  
  Full Menu...
  Webmaster Tools

30° Gamesblog.it: PSPgo Review 38d 2h ago \| Tech \| Com(0)	110° Gamertell Review: Sony's PSPgo handheld game system 46d 20h ago \| Sony PSP \| Com(15)
120° To Go Or Not To Go, That Is The PSP Question 39d 7h ago \| Sony PSP \| Com(7)	120° PSPgo vs. iPhone/iTouch: Are the Comparisons Warranted 50d 16h ago \| Industry News \| Com(16)
420° Replace Your Cell Phone W/ Your PSPgo. 42d 11h ago \| Industry News \| Com(19)	20° PSPgo Review: The Future of Handheld Gaming (Examiner) 51d 15h ago \| Sony PSP \| Com(0)
580° Opinion: Sony's silence concerning PSPgo sales data speaks volumes 44d 11h ago \| Sony PSP \| Com(84)	280° PSPgo Gets Price Cut in UK, 3 Days After Launch 51d 21h ago \| Industry News \| Com(23)
360° Amazon Slashes PSPgo Price 45d 11h ago \| Industry News \| Com(43)	120° PSPGo Review (JPS) 52d 22h ago \| Sony PSP \| Com(9)