Interested in the DS lite but...

It seems most of the newer games are point clickish style, Zelda I saw basicaly you just use the stylus? how does that work? and Ninja Gaiden DS? same thing with the stylus? Do those actually work pretty good? How are they compared to the d-pad buttons? Just want to know if I can appeal to this newish control scheme they're trying to implement.

thanks.

just buy the damn thing :DSuperMario99

why? :D I don't want to make this a systems wars but I alrady havea PSP and would be selling it got the DS, seems the DS has more good RPG's.

They work perfectly fine. You have a good reason to be worried, but don't be. Nintendo well implimented touch controls in Phantom Hourglass, and Ninja Gaiden (which I've played the demo, and it works fluidly and is fun) probably benefits from the touch control since controlling 3D games with a d-pad can be frustrating in some games.

With a solid library of games, why not get the DS? :) I definitely recommend it, especially if you're an RPG or strategy game lover. Next year has a lot of RPGs and strategy games coming out.

The DS has a few good reasons why I would sell my PSP for it.

DS lite is cheaper

Games are cheaper

Its more portable (sleek and smallerish)

its Nintendo.

The DS has a few good reasons why I would sell my PSP for it.

DS lite is cheaper

Games are cheaper

Its more portable (sleek and smallerish)

its Nintendo.

Prince_Denspion

there, you just answered your own question lol

Well just decide what you want. I understand your dilemma because there are great games like Chains of Olympus, Crisis Core, and Secret Agent Clank coming out this year. The reason why I chose DS was because the PSP plays like a console and I'm planning on buying a PS3 late next year. I wanted something I could play on the El and between ****s.

So if you have a console that you are pleased with and you want a true handheld then I would suggest the DS. However the PSP can essentially be a console in and of itself.

Well just decide what you want. I understand your dilemma because there are great games like Chains of Olympus, Crisis Core, and Secret Agent Clank coming out this year. The reason why I chose DS was because the PSP plays like a console and I'm planning on buying a PS3 late next year. I wanted something I could play on the El and between ****s.

So if you have a console that you are pleased with and you want a true handheld then I would suggest the DS. However the PSP can essentially be a console in and of itself.

DeliriumGlo

I have a PS3 already and agree that the PSP is like a console more than a handheld, so maybe I should go with the DS and have a "handheld"?

[QUOTE="DeliriumGlo"]

Well just decide what you want. I understand your dilemma because there are great games like Chains of Olympus, Crisis Core, and Secret Agent Clank coming out this year. The reason why I chose DS was because the PSP plays like a console and I'm planning on buying a PS3 late next year. I wanted something I could play on the El and between ****s.

So if you have a console that you are pleased with and you want a true handheld then I would suggest the DS. However the PSP can essentially be a console in and of itself.

Prince_Denspion

I have a PS3 already and agree that the PSP is like a console more than a handheld, so maybe I should go with the DS and have a "handheld"?

[QUOTE="DeliriumGlo"]

Well just decide what you want. I understand your dilemma because there are great games like Chains of Olympus, Crisis Core, and Secret Agent Clank coming out this year. The reason why I chose DS was because the PSP plays like a console and I'm planning on buying a PS3 late next year. I wanted something I could play on the El and between ****s.

So if you have a console that you are pleased with and you want a true handheld then I would suggest the DS. However the PSP can essentially be a console in and of itself.

Prince_Denspion

I have a PS3 already and agree that the PSP is like a console more than a handheld, so maybe I should go with the DS and have a "handheld"?