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Sony Computer Entertainment Japan has confirmed rumours that it has ceased production of the PSPgo, telling Japanese website AV Watch that once current stock is sold the handheld will disappear from stores.
The Japanese electronics giant added the decision was made “in order to concentrate on the NGP”.
While this is the end of the line for the PSPgo, the PSP-3000 lives on.
Sony told AV Watch “it will continue to be sold, and we will keep focusing our attention on it from here on out.”
Via Kotaku
The PSP remains a popular platform in Japan so it’s likely Sony will continue supporting the handheld beyond the launch of the NGP – much like the situation with the PS2 and PS3.
