PSP Visit America: I’m not dead (yet)

Apr 21st 2011
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It appears like our proclamation that the PSP Go isn’t any more can have been somewhat hasty. While it does appear that Japan and Europe are giving up at the downloadable content-only device, Sony of America told our good friends at Joystiq that the UMD-less PSP continues to be a “go” in North America. Production and sales will continue, presumably until we will get our greasy paws at the NGP this holiday season.

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