The PSP 3000 Is Coming Out in Pink and Turquoise

The PSP 3000: Purple, Pink and Turquoise All Over

August 19, 2009

When the limited edition lilac Hannah Montana PSP 3000 bundle was announced, I couldn't help but go on a bit of a rant about its sexist splash of color — although I don't think throwing Miley Cyrus' alter ego, Hannah Montana, into the mix helped out the situation either. Don't get me wrong, I love color, so the fact that Sony is coming out with a PSP 3000 in pink and turquoise this November, I feel like they've somewhat redeemed themselves. I'll let the pink slide on this one, but the turquoise? Perfection, and it will be available in a LittleBigPlanet bundle. . . total perfection. Are you liking the new colors?

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11 Comments

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KristinDaBomb 3 years 39 weeks

I am a sucker for anything pink! Haha. Hate Hannah Montana though. Blech.

Gucky 3 years 39 weeks

Still think the electric blue one they released only in Japan is waayy cuter. The lilac is trying too hard.

NatalieSuleski 3 years 39 weeks

Want one!! They are so cute :) They should bring out consoles in different colours cause i would love a turquoise xbox 360 :)

elizabethsosewn 3 years 39 weeks

i'm with you dqueen888!! also i want the lilac one with the LBP combo. :( the lilac is so cute!

dqueen888 3 years 39 weeks

i love miley! leave her alone, please, shes young and is trying to live normally while living her dreams. i'd like to see any of your old butts that did that when you 11.yup, she started when she was 11. and what were you doing? definitely not pleasing millions of young girls.

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Baby Girl 3 years 39 weeks

I like the new colors, but I will not be buying something that comes with a Hannah Montana game. So lilac is out. The turquoise is really pretty. Hopefully Sony doesn't add these colors to their awful "OMG! GIRLZ Play Too" campaign.