[QUOTE="REVOLUTIONfreak"][QUOTE="lebanese_boy"][QUOTE="ihateelvis"][QUOTE="lebanese_boy"][QUOTE="ihateelvis"][QUOTE="lebanese_boy"]I feel that the only issue with handhelds is the size of the screen. Other then that, both are very different so I like them equally what they are.lebanese_boy
Heh, well I think they are just right because otherwise the system could get kinda clunky. :P
I hope the DS satisfies your screen problem? ;)
Well most of the time it's ok, I rarely have that sort of problem. Plus I own a PSP, now that's a screen !Ack, the evil PSP........I hate that system with a passion. :P
The cool thing I find with the DS' double screens is that it's an effective way to display a lot of information, especially information that is quite different in nature. :P
What I like about the DS is that it gets more original games and that's what differs handhelds from consoles (see rev I'm getting back on topic :D), while the PSP feels more like a portable home console (which I don't necesseraly hate because I'd like to home console games to be portable). But in overall, the thing that differs Handheld games to console games is that the handheld one are shorter and more faster and this suits well Handhelds.I think they only feel like console games because the visual limit is about the same thing as the PS2's.... which is a console.... Portable's I find to be much more approachable, I can pick up and play a game anytime I want to, and I don't have to worry about load times, which is why I actually prefer cartridges. Yes loading times seems to be one of the only issues with the PSP. But the DS has proven that cartridges are still a great medium to use.Well, it helps that the cartridges are uber-tiny for the DS. :PÂ
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