[Widge]

The PSP Go is effectively a PSP which is smaller and has a slidey bit, are we going to plough on with a separate forum?

Seems a bit strange. I could see it if it was a PSP2.

[DJames]

Yeah. The DSi doesnt have its own forum so I don't see why the Go should.

[P-P-S-S]

I agree with previous posters. I dont see the point of having a separate forum for a console that is just a new version of its predecessor. I hope we dont get a forum for PS3 slim....

[danwalton]

i agree with those above

[kfan]

I'm gonna rock the boat and disagree here...any mods to the PSPGo or specific model issues etc would be useful to have in a seperate forum, as they are technically different bits of kit?

[F-Stop]

Originally Posted by tghalls

I'm gonna rock the boat and disagree here...any mods to the PSPGo or specific model issues etc would be useful to have in a seperate forum, as they are technically different bits of kit?

Yep, i disagree too
Its a different device so i think it should have its own section.

[Norlo]

Agree, don't see the point of the Go having its own forum.

Question to those who think it should - what things are PSPGo owners going to want to talk about, that PSP 'normal' owners will not want to talk about (obviously once we get past the cosmetic differences, which would be a thread in the main PSP forum)?

TO me, whether one owns a PSP 'normal' or a GO, you'll be talking abou tthe same stuff? Surely breking the PSP into 'normal' and 'go' will just mean lots of dupe posts, and missed info that has been built up over the life of the PSP

[SparkShot]

Originally Posted by Norlo

Agree, don't see the point of the Go having its own forum.

Agreed it does seem a bit silly.

We don't seperate PS3 phat and slim models so why seperate the PSP models?

[Tonks01]

I agree with the one forum rule and then a sub forum for games, if only to drum up interest in the poor ol PSP

think how you guys have the PS3 forum would work well for the PSP