Rumor: PSP go drops price of $ 200 this Friday in the United States

from Ben Gilbert 2010 12 Oct 6 : 00 PM for our rigorous policy silk pants-only, the PSP go (and, in fact, any other handheld) was a hard sell--Yes, the price of $ 250 requested isn't helping, but that may change in the near future. A dutiful tipster sent us over the image from its archive based on AAFES employment, indicating a fall in prices Americans $ 50 to $ 200 for digital handheld only. Strangely, Sony has kept mum about the possibility, even offering a "we don't comment on rumors and speculation" our repeated attempts to contact.

Our friends at other retailers still discovering all the news of the fall in prices, but silence of Sony gives us the impression that something.Maybe you have something to share? don't hesitate to drop us a line!

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PSP go down to $ 199 in United States [Update: price drops in UK too]

of JC Fletcher 2010 25 Oct 9: 25 AM Sony announced price cuts for the PSP go in Japan and United States. Originally launched at ¥ 26,800 ($ 332), il piccolo, devoid of UMD system will retail for ¥ 16800 ($ 208) in Japan starting from tomorrow. In America (according to Reuters), the system will fall a little less dramatically, from $ 249 to $ 199. This is information we received from a reseller--even if it's happening a bit late this loss of detail foretold. Of course, Amazon shoppers have had a "preview" of the price that for several months, as others have thanks to retail discounts.

The fall in prices Japanese makes the PSP go is the PSP 3000 the same price in that region--your decision is now based on, or if you don't want to be confined to those versions of the PlayStation Store.

Update:Eurogamer reports that the price will come down to £ 159.99 in the United Kingdom from 1 November.

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PSP go down to $ 199 in United States [Update: price drops in UK too]

of JC Fletcher 2010 25 Oct 9: 25 AM Sony announced price cuts for the PSP go in Japan and United States. Originally launched at ¥ 26,800 ($ 332), il piccolo, devoid of UMD system will retail for ¥ 16800 ($ 208) in Japan starting from tomorrow. In America (according to Reuters), the system will fall a little less dramatically, from $ 249 to $ 199. This is information we received from a reseller--even if it's happening a bit late this loss of detail foretold. Of course, Amazon shoppers have had a "preview" of the price that for several months, as others have thanks to retail discounts.

The fall in prices Japanese makes the PSP go is the PSP 3000 the same price in that region--your decision is now based on, or if you don't want to be confined to those versions of the PlayStation Store.

Update:Eurogamer reports that the price will come down to £ 159.99 in the United Kingdom from 1 November.

View the original article here