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The added benefit of the PSP-3000 over the PSP Go is the ability to own physical copies of the games/media purchased. In case the console ever becomes damaged, it would be a much simpler, and quicker task to simply purchase another 3000 that can read your UMDs immediately upon purchase, as compared to the challenges one may face when switching over from one PSP Go to another. The smaller price-tag of the PSP-3000 makes it an even more optimal choice over the Go. The PSP has access to tons of great UMD games, many of which have not been added to the PlayStation store yet, making this yet another pro for the PSP over the Go. Many users also like the added benefit of owning physical copies of media because it allows them to feel like they actually own the media rather than simply feel like they are renting it from the developers. Licensing issues in the past have made Microsoft pull off a few games from Xbox Arcade after only a short amount of time after their initial release. Situations such as this can cause high levels of paranoia amongst the owners of the media since they do not know whether or not the developers can remove the media just as quickly as they offered it.

The PSP is very comfortable, fitting the forms of the hands quite nicely. By using the familiar layout associated with other Sony consoles (square, triangle, etc.) the controls are very easy to adjust to and make playing games such as God of War Chains of Olympus an easy transition from their console counterparts. The major complaint I have with the console is the small analog "stick" that protrudes from the bottom left corner of the console. The stick is rather small and does not have a great range of motion, this makes it difficult to maneuver properly in games that use the stick. The lack of a second stick also makes mapping of buttons quite awkward in certain games as well, especially when compared to console versions of the same game. This takes some time to get used to and is simply a minor nuisance when weighed against all of the benefits of the console. I highly recommend the PSP-3000 over the PSP Go to anyone who's ever been curious about the capabilities of the PSP consoles.Sharpshooter Bundle withPS3IR-1000 Wireless Infra-red Hatsune Miku -ProjectBen 10 Cronus Cross-over Gaming Fighting Edge-Xbox 360 320GB 2.5--InchsThrustmaster T500RSPersona 4 76-in-1 Smart Portable Silver PSP 2001International Cricket 2010 Ps3 UK Racing Steering Wheel Original Sifteo Interactive Playstation 3PMDG 737 xBox 360Cyborg Gaming KeyboardNyko Charge StationNintendo DSi XL

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