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a|A · 11-22-2007, 02:22 PM

I own both a PSP and a DS.
They both have advantages and disadvantages. Personally though, I would take my DS over my PSP anyway. I really dislike the PSP. It's large, clunky, and has a horrible 'joystick' ( if you can call it that ) attachment. Sure, you can play those awful UMD movies, and copy songs onto it ( if you want to go out and buy GB memory sticks ), but the game library is pretty bland. we <3 katamari and lumines were the best things on it. The touch screen on the DS makes it so much more interesting. Plus, it has such great titles as Tetris, Zelda : Phantom Hourglass, Meteos, Metroid, Mario, and the great little adventure game, Hotel Dusk.

There's also the option to run ScummVM on the DS. But you need to have the appropriate homebrew stuff for that to work. Still though, Monkey island portable ? Yes please.

11-22-2007, 02:22 PM	#10
a\|A Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 24	I own both a PSP and a DS. They both have advantages and disadvantages. Personally though, I would take my DS over my PSP anyway. I really dislike the PSP. It's large, clunky, and has a horrible 'joystick' ( if you can call it that ) attachment. Sure, you can play those awful UMD movies, and copy songs onto it ( if you want to go out and buy GB memory sticks ), but the game library is pretty bland. we <3 katamari and lumines were the best things on it. The touch screen on the DS makes it so much more interesting. Plus, it has such great titles as Tetris, Zelda : Phantom Hourglass, Meteos, Metroid, Mario, and the great little adventure game, Hotel Dusk. There's also the option to run ScummVM on the DS. But you need to have the appropriate homebrew stuff for that to work. Still though, Monkey island portable ? Yes please. Last edited by stepurhan; 11-27-2007 at 05:49 AM.