Joystiq hands-on with the new PSP

[innocentnaiveboy]

I was just about to buy a PSP, and then I read about this new version being released in September.... So i'll just wait a month and buy that instead... all good for me!

[pubjoe]

It's only 10% thinner and the video out is not worth losing homebrew for.

Nothing to get angry about. You don't "need" to buy it, you either want it or you don't. And it's pretty cheap too! sell your old one on ebay to pay for it if you must - No big deal.

[delirumhappy]

Are the Ice Silver and White PSP's coming to the US?

[burrito]

it might attract fingerprints much more easily than the already susceptible original.

the new system also has redesigned buttons that feel much more responsive than the original

the analog nub is not improved

I don't notice any difference.

utilizes a new pin system that allows for the system's video-out

I would never use this. PSP is supposed to be portable.

And this won't allow homebrew for a while.

So overall, this gets 1/6 or 16.7%. Not worth buying.

[jaws365]

Lighter equipment is always welcome! I was hoping for a redesign to make the PSP fit better in my hands, maybe this is the solution?

During a lifetime of gaming I´ve never been worried about wrist damages or anything, untill I bought Sony PSP...

Of course, if it is not able to run PSP Rhythm it ain´t worth $#@! to me.

[xg917]

I was just about to buy a PSP, and then I read about this new version being released in September.... So i'll just wait a month and buy that instead... all good for me!

thats if u dont want to try homebrew..