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I have a PSP and I dont play it that much because it is just too much for me... I am thinking about selling it and buying a DS... Should I???
I also heard that Spore (evolution game) is coming out on the DS, which makes me want it even more...
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im in the same boat as you, ive been thinking of selling my psp to get a ds for a while now. i know for a fact that the psp has more power but for me the ds is a better system, it has a lot of games im interested in(rpg's), its more portable and durable and i know a hell of a lot more people with ds including my girlfriend. i love my psp, but i feel like im missing out on something everytime i play it...oh yeah, im 26 if that makes any difference? 
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I was in the same boat a while back but in the end I decided to keep the PSP and buy the DS. Honestly? I play the DS more than the PSP and probably should have just sold the PSP and saved myself some money.
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I have both a psp and ds but i play my psp more. i guess it is because the ds is too childish (no affence) and the psp is more capable.
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mmm, PSP or DS, thats like comparing a computer to a Calculator. The PSP is far more powerful usefull, it does so much Officially (and unofficially) it can almost make you popcorn......
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ill keep my psp its juss better but the ds is more durable
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We just bought a DS on sale for Cdn$99 (about US$90).
That's the price of about five cheap bargain-bin games for it.
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I have both systems, and I was under the curious circumstance in that I'd bought a PSP first, then sold it for a DS Lite, then ended up getting a PSP again. I like both my systems, I really do, and I play them both. Right now my PSP is getting the most attention though, but when new games come out I like for DS I end up playing a lot of it.
People's interest in a console wanes depending upon which titles they are playing for a time being. But a PSP game will come out you'll want, and then your interest will return. It did for me.
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Just for the purpose of comparison, given below are links worth visiting upon. I hope this may helps:
Sony PlayStation PSP System – has an average expert rating of 89 (based on 8 expert sources)
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Nintendo DS Lite Gaming System – has an average expert rating of 86 (based on 12 expert sources)
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I dont like the ds, I played it before. I also dont like the Mario bros stuff. Im more into tony hawk, harry potter, burnout type of games. More of the action adventure games. Besides, its a ps2 you can fit in your pocket, With the intenet browser.
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If you want a sweet multimedia and network device that'll also play games, go for the PSP. If you just wanna have fun and play games, go for the DS. I own both, and honestly, all I use my PSP for anymore is Traxxpad and making beats on the go lol Gaming-wise, I'm DS all the way
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To amend my previous post, I'm gonna have to go with the PSP. I recently traded in my old PrePSP for the new SlimPSP and I gotta say, the video output on this thing cinches the deal. I have a 71" Samsung 1080p set (No, not the new 120hz models, dang it, I was a few months early lol) and Family Guy looks as good as a DVD does (Using the component cables, not the composite of course). Games look and play fairly well, only thing I noticed was a teensy bit of lag in button presses. Of course, the first "game" I loaded up was Traxxpad and started messing with some beats. First things first, OH MY GAWD it sounds soooo much better thru a 7.1 channel setup than the PSP speakers or even good headphones, the sound quality was amazing. And if you're like me and use the PSP and Traxxpad for your studio, here's a tip, use the audio cables from the video out to go to your recording board as they give you a lot better sound quality with less noise than using regular ol' 1/8" stereo-to-RCA adapters. Plus then you can hook the video cable up to a TV and throw a monitor into your studio setup if you don't have one already; it gives you a great visual beat indicator in the Traxxpad R.T.I.S.T. window. Ok, now, back to the mainstream folks. The DS I think STILL has the more FUN games, but the COOLER games are indeed on the PSP and now it truly IS a PS2 you can fit in your pocket since you can bring along the cables and hook it up to your buddy's TV to play a game or watch some "educational" videos you have stored on your memory stick lol. Again, final verdict, if you just wanna have the most fun, go with a DS, but if you want the most b!tchin bit of tech around and to play some really killer games, PSP all the way!
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PSP ofcourse.
the n-ds is for kids and it lacks good games.
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