Sony’s Australian and New Zealand Chief, Michael Ephraim, has been chatting it ITWire.com about E3 in general and has made an interesting comment about the price of the upcoming PSP Go’s games. While trying to defend the UMD and insisting on it’s continued use he states that the digital PSP Go’s games will be based on the same price structure …

We here at Lazygamer absolutely loved GTA Chinatown Wars on the DS, so much so that we gave it a whopping 9.9 in our recent review of the title. So imagine our surprise when the game absolutely tanked at retail. So it’s with great excitement that we bring you the news that GTA Chinatown Wars is going to be coming …

The PSP Go! is indeed a sexy – albeit expensive – little piece of hardware. And while it may be a desirable item, it also alienates the most loyal PSP user. Well, fret not, my cramped-hand companions. Those of you have amassed a stack of UMD games, but also intensely lust after Sony’s sleek new Mylo 2 PSP Go! should …

You have to feel for Sony with one of their major announcements, the PSP Go, being leaked a couple of days before their conference and taking a very large bang out of their conference. Sony earlier announced that they will be releasing the PSP Go on the 1st of October (USA – $250) to be sold alongside the PSP 3000. …

The leaked announcement of the PSP Go on Qore has added some weight to the previously denied rumour of a PS3 Slim that popped up a few weeks back. Why? Well take a look at the image above of the packaging of the PSP Go compared to the rumoured packaging of the PS3 Slim, notice the same XMB style, model …

The much rumoured PGP Go has been officially leaked by Sony’s electronic insider magazine, Qore. I think all the rumours were true on this one, the PSP Go doesn’t have a UMD drive (bye bye UMD), it’s vastly thinner than the PSP 3000, has a sliding screen and unbelievably only has a single analogue stick. Last Updated: May 30, 2009