Sony explains why you can't remove the battery from the PSP Go
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Sony explains why you can't remove the battery from the PSP Go
The PSP is a system that has been plagued with piracy issues, but Sony is starting to get a grasp on the problem. "We've had a lot of success with the 3000," Koller says when I bring up the issue. While the earlier models of the PSP were incredibly easy to use with ripped or downloaded games, the PSP Go is going to make things tougher on the pirates. "You won't be able to rip your games and play them on the system, the firmware precludes that," Koller explained. "There's no external battery, so there's a number of protections put into place on the system."
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