Nintendo DS Vs. PSP? Which should i get

Two years ago I would have told you DS. These days the PSP is owning the DS. Get the PSP espesially if you have a PS3.

i bought a dsi and had it for a month before i traded it for a psp, the psp has muchhhh better games with alot more to offer, trust me a psp is way better, better screen, graphics, games, everything, mediakingmanbrosky

if you had any console for a month before abandoning i don't think anyone should trust your opinion. Essepcially if your throwing away the console with 4 years of the highest rated library of games.

I use to have a PSP, went through a drought of software after playing A LOT Of the games i wanted (loved a lot of them) but ultimately sold coz i had another PSP i could use and i wanted a PS3.

Two years ago I would have told you DS. These days the PSP is owning the DS. Get the PSP espesially if you have a PS3.

MegajerkNYC

so you call having 4 to 5 times less A, AA, AAA software owning?

JK, seriously the PSP and PS3 compliment each other well. Its like a home PC, more powerful, to a netbook. Very nice combo.

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After playing the Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance, and finally the DS I really didn't see much improvements graphical to them, so when I bought the PSP my eyes literial burnt out of their sockets.

Go get the PSP, you won't regret it. I mean, what handheld can you get all of the good Spyro Games, FF7/Crisis Core, God of War, Resistance, and more in steller graphics?

Nintendo_Ownes7

Also on topic it depends on what games you like I'm tempted myself to buy a PSP I played some games on it and I liked it. I also have a DS and like the games on it.

Edit* Here's a link to RE2 running on the GBA

I know it was supposed to be like that, but it never really felt like I was playing anything more advanced since the GBA. I was playing Pokemon Diamond and was almost shocked that I reminded myself that I was playing on the DS, not the GBA. (Doesn't help they don't use the touchscreen at all really).

I know there are SOME games that take advantage of the DS, like Moon and FF4. But I never really felt like it was a HUGE step.