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PSP scratches easily, faulty disc drive.
DS will have the occaisional hinge problem (lite only)
DS>PSP>DSL
What a joke. Ive dropped my DS Lite multiple times and when i dropped my PSP once it broke. If there was a nuclear holocaust and a DS and PSP were sitting outside, the DS would have just a couple scratches on it.
[QUOTE="Alphacy"]I think Nintendo has already proven to make the most endurable products.
Adireron
I completely agree. GameBoys were pretty damn near indestructable.
true.
the GB could survive a hydrogen bomb.
[QUOTE="Alphacy"]I think Nintendo has already proven to make the most endurable products.
Adireron
I completely agree. GameBoys were pretty damn near indestructable.
One of my friends got pushed into a pool with a Gameboy Color when we were kids, took it home and put a blow dryer to the speaker and the cartridge slot, as well as the game. It was still on when he went into the water, but it still worked after we dried it out, the game data was intact as well. Darn right those things are durable.
Hmmm, well, I can't say for sure, I've had my PSP since 04, while I had my DS Lite only since May.
So I can really only give a proper evaluation to the PSP, it's worked great since day one, and I don't think I've ever had any problems with it, and the thing has been playeda lot. Only thing that seems to be a problem is the battery doesn't hold like it used to. I'll just have to buy a new one, which is bigger than the stock one too, which I was gonna do anyways.
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