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As we told you earlier, Sony will soon be releasing - at least in Japan - two new colours for the PSP, a blue and a red.

Here's a real close look at the pair, courtesy of Sony Japan's official product shots. I'm not sure about the black buttons, but the actual cases look fantastic (with the colours looking just as strong in the real world).

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  • paradigman @Paradigman

    1st world problems/ waaah I can't decide what colour I want ;)

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  • dukenukemserious @Duke

    Look much nicer in this picture

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  • Franz Guest

    If at first you don't succeed, just keep making more of them in different colors.

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  • Ruen @Ruen

    Strangely enough I can see the red version of the Vita selling really well in Japan for reasons only immediately known to people aware of an anime called Nanoha

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  • Hyperthx Guest

    Oh, why not blue and red on the one Vita? Sux

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  • starocean01 @starocean01

    forgot where i read...apparently theres a price drop too?

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  • Zambayoshi Guest

    "Sony will soon be releasing – at least in Japan – two new colours for the PSP, a blue and a red."

    Funny-looking PSP...

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  • Roland Guest

    The typo does remind me of all those colours we got for the PSP 3000. And the red and blue here do look like the red and blue PSP 3000 models.

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