shoud i but a PSP?

i was wondering i aready have a DS and i wanted to know if i shoud get a psp too some of the games look really good. im really into rpg's and puzzle games and really original and cool visual style games kinda like what patpapon looks like and i dont care about multiplayer on a handheld system . i what i want an honest answer i dont want a buch of psp fanboys saying things like YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!! i want a true opinion from someone who has played both a psp and a ds and if they think $200 for a psp would be worth it for me. oh and i also have a ps3

I'd rather buy a PSP than "but" one...Peabody99224

i was wondering i aready have a DS and i wanted to know if i shoud get a psp too some of the games look really good. im really into rpg's and puzzle games and really original and cool visual style games kinda like what patpapon looks like and i dont care about multiplayer on a handheld system . i what i want an honest answer i dont want a buch of psp fanboys saying things like YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!! i want a true opinion from someone who has played both a psp and a ds and if they think $200 for a psp would be worth it for me. oh and i also have a ps3

BoxingTheStars

if i were you, simply borrow one from a friend, then decide whether to get one or not.

I have both and the DS is a more casual-gaming system like the Wii. The psp has rpgs but it has a wider selection of first person shooters and platformers, etc.

But it's good to have both because it expands the possibilities of the titles you can get.

Both systems have their strengths and weaknesses and I think gamers should have both. The PSP definitely has a lot of good RPG and puzzle games. The graphics are superior, plus you have the extra media functions. Watching movies/videos on the little widescreen is good when travelling.

The disadvantages of the PSP include the short battery life and the poor game selection in retail stores. You may have to shop online or in used game stores to get what you want.