PSP Go - Your Favorite Games Can Be Downloaded to Your PSP Go

The development that went into the PSP Go has paved the way for expansions that could be used for upgrades and future applications. The memory is excellent on this device. The price is reasonable for some, but others believe big price, but small changes to the new console that would make it worth the price. There are many popular vendors that are setup to make games for the device.

Some titles you are already familiar with because they are on gaming discs. Sony is going to offer some of their older and popular games as discs and digital downloads for the PSP Go owners. Some of the games include: Gran Turismo, Super Hero Squad, NBA 10 Inside, Final Fantasy XIII (available in 2010), Metal Gear: Solid Peace Walker and Resident Evil (available in 2010).

The titles are what have kept Sony afloat in the world of gaming and this device will be no different. The industry is competitive, although Sony is the one to beat, but they have done their homework very well. So, you can agree that the timing of the release of this console was important, especially since the holiday season is fast approaching.

The unit is for all ages, although the specific target group is not necessarily gamers, but those consumers who may be first time owners. There are games for everyone in the family, you can choose from Mario Brothers to the more challenging action adventure type games.

Games for this device will be available for download directly from the PlayStation Store over the console's Wi-Fi connection. Remember in order to access the Store from your computer; you must have Media Go installed. In addition to direct downloads, the new games will also continue to be available on discs for the older PSP devices.

However, although there is a large selection available for existing PSP owners, it appears that Sony may be moving away from gaming discs. Gaming enthusiasts for example bring up the recent Patapon 2 game, which can only be accessed by download only.
According to the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), in the United States, computer and video game software sales grew from 22.9 percent in 2008 to $11.7 billion which was more than quadrupling industry software sales since 1996. Additionally, 68% of American households play computer or video games. For more information, visit my website at http://www.pspgoconsole.net/pspsystem.htm

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