I used to be a huge handheld fan and was the only thing i played until i got my first playstation 2 and feel in love with it so i sold all my handheld stuff, not including my ds phat, then 2 years later i began to get bored of the ps2 but i still played it alot but went back to my ds then my ds phat brook......but i still kept it because it was still somewhat playable. then a year later i got my wii and 6 months later i was in killer need for a handheld so i sold my Phat ds and all but one game, pokemon pearl and bought a ds lite and now am a huge ds and wii fan and the both have there differences that make them great!!!
I used to be a huge handheld fan and was the only thing i played until i got my first playstation 2 and feel in love with it so i sold all my handheld stuff, not including my ds phat, then 2 years later i began to get bored of the ps2 but i still played it alot but went back to my ds then my ds phat brook......but i still kept it because it was still somewhat playable. then a year later i got my wii and 6 months later i was in killer need for a handheld so i sold my Phat ds and all but one game, pokemon pearl and bought a ds lite and now am a huge ds and wii fan and the both have there differences that make them great!!!
I got the original DS with the Hunters demo in it. So I had it before my Wii. Those are the only current gen systems I have right now and it will probably stay that way. I like playing 360 games in short spurts with my buds and I own Nintendo systems because they cater to my liking more so than the other systems. And now I have just realized that I have only played a PS3 twice. Both times at my local Best Buy :P
I don't, but I'm honestly debating on getting one now that Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Swords is out. The only reason why I plan on getting a 360 this year is because Ninja Gaiden 2 is coming out soon.
Anyway, I do own a DS, and I'm currently playing through Phantom Hourglass. I can't wait for downloadable demos from the wii on the everybody's Nintendo channel.
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