PSP Go Hacked and Turned to SEGA CD [VIDEO]

It's just a matter of time before adventurous hackers/enthusiasts find a work-around the PSP Go's defenses. A video of a hacked PSP Go running a Sonic game via a SEGA CD emulator was released just recently. And by the looks of it, it seems real too.



As stated in the first seconds of the video, the hack won't be released to the public, but it's a good sign for our homebrewer friends. Also, this just goes to prove that not all hackers are pirates, and not all pirates are hackers :)

PSP Go Sells 28k on Japan

The numbers are in and according to Enterbrain, the PSP Go sold 28,275 units on its first day in Japan. Not bad I would say, but not good either. See, the DSi sold 170,770 units on its first TWO days in Japan, beating are beloved handheld by quite a margin. But that doesn't mean the end for the PSP Go! It still has a long way to go and fans are expecting more awesome games in months to come.

PSP Go: What's in it for me?

That's one of the questions posed by Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime in a recent interview with The Washington Post. A legitimate question, and one that we hope we'll hear an answer to.

In the interview, Reggie expresses his respect for all Nintendo competitors. However, it looks like he does not see the value of the PSP Go to the consumers. "Who's it for?" and "What's the benefit?" are the problems that he sees in the PSP's newest addition to its hardware.

PSP Go Knock-Off Not So Awesome

It's only been over a week since the official release of the Sony PSP Go and pirates are already at it. Just take a look at the PSP Go clone pictured above.

Sure it certainly looks like a PSP Go, but the similarities end there. For one, it doesn't play any PSP games. Instead it's an emulator for 16-bit games. BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE!! It's also a camera, an FM radio, and MP3 player.

[via siliconera]