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Confirmed: The PSP Go is not any more

The Sony PSP Go is today being reported to have “completed” its production and shipment in Japan, seemingly foreshadowing a global discontinuation of sales. Such is the word from Impress Watch, which cites an official statement from Sony Computer Entertainment that promises support, firmware updates, and repairs for the PSP Go, but no further stock of the hand-held. We doubt it’ll be missed an excessive amount of, what with its high price and inability to play UMD games, but when you’re afraid this signals the same demise for the PSP-3000 , worry not. Sony has said it’ll deal with shifting as many units of that classic device as possible until the NGP strides in and revolutionizes everything .

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