Sony PSP vs Nintendo DS

jwm2 · 10-10-2007

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Originally Posted by BoyEngland

I have a PSP and a DS.

I played my DS more in the past 3 weeks than I have my PSP since 2005.

The reason? Memory. Why should we have to pay for a console which only has enough standard memory to store a couple of songs and a few game saves? Yes, it can be upgraded, but why not give us a decent memory to start with? Best thing about the PSP is the [less than mediocre] web browser.

Granted, the DS has zero memory and has no room for upgrade, but the M3 card means the DS is the best and most versatile hand-held on the market today. If it wasn't for that little card, I would not be sitting with a DS by the side of my laptop as I "speak" filling it with games.

Games Owned for PSP: 1 (NFS: Underground [first one for PSP])
Games "Owned" for DS: 32 (Including ones that aren't out yet)

PSP has the graphics, DS has the versatility. Enough said.

So you are pirating video games, sounds about right.

BoyEngland · 10-10-2007

Why does it sound about right? (PM me with the answer)

And no, I am not pirating them. I am simply taking advantage of the fact that Nintendo has yet to prevent people from being able to download and play games for free.

Although I do not condone what I am doing, I just think that if something is made available and a person wants it, they should take full advantage while they have the chance.

iluvgirlswithglasses · 10-10-2007

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Originally Posted by BoyEngland

Although I do not condone what I am doing, I just think that if something is made available and a person wants it, they should take full advantage while they have the chance.

When was piracy successfully prevented though? Unless they create a DS that will refuse to read a game file if it's not from an original cartridge, no matter what you do to the software it will still be cracked.

kevinXcore · 10-10-2007

is there even any competition between the two?

Razzor7 · 10-10-2007

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Originally Posted by BoyEngland

Why does it sound about right? (PM me with the answer)

And no, I am not pirating them. I am simply taking advantage of the fact that Nintendo has yet to prevent people from being able to download and play games for free.

Although I do not condone what I am doing, I just think that if something is made available and a person wants it, they should take full advantage while they have the chance.

So what about the guy who takes advantage of the fact that he can acquire a gun, shoot a convenience store owner, and steal all the money from the register?

oxfordfreestyl · 10-11-2007

I have a PSP, and I will not get rid of it. Ever. Best investment I've ever made. All you people that say its a waste of money either are stupid, or are stupid.

BoyEngland · 10-11-2007

I wouldn't say the PSP was a waste of money, but it was over hyped in my opinion.

I'm currently waiting on an email from someone who is buying my PSP, could be gone by the weekend. Cant say I'm too happy to get rid of it, but I don't play it and I don't have much cash right now, good job it's region free.

PS: I knew I let myself open to stuff like that Razzor, I meant within reason.

corlock · 10-11-2007

i'll go with Sony PSP for I am a fan of Sony gadgets

jwm2 · 10-11-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoyEngland

Why does it sound about right? (PM me with the answer)

And no, I am not pirating them. I am simply taking advantage of the fact that Nintendo has yet to prevent people from being able to download and play games for free.

Although I do not condone what I am doing, I just think that if something is made available and a person wants it, they should take full advantage while they have the chance.

Yes you are pirating them. Not paying for the game and downloading it for free is pirating, plain and simple.

oxfordfreestyl · 10-11-2007

Get off his ****ing nuts dude, its the internet. People pirate **** all the time, dont even pretend like you don't have any burnt cds.