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Trust me. I'm far from being a PSP fanboy.
Oh, I quite know that. I have just seen it way too many times on other forums.
Trust me. I'm far from being a PSP fanboy.
Me some months ago said:"OK guys, you can insult me, shout at me, say bad things about me, hate me, ignore me, kick me out, whatever. But I bought a PSP.
HEAVENS, NO! I AM AND WILL ALWAYS BE A NINTENDO SUPPORTER. I'M NOT TO BE SEDUSED BY SONY OR QUIT DSGAMING!!!
May the DS (it rocks!) and the Revolution (it rules!) conquer the world of gaming.
I have some things to say about the PSP, if you don't mind.
Alright.
Music
Many people in this forum said that the PSP could only hold up to 5-8 songs. Even I thought that. But no. The PSP comes with a 32MB Memory Stick Duo, to store photos, videos, music, game data, and even games. It can hold far more that 10 songs, and with a Memory card with larger memory, it makes it even better.
Graphics
Also, many say that the graphics are impressive, brilliant, awesome, superb, marvellous, great, while others say that graphics don't matter.
Well, you may not agree with this, but in this case, graphics do matter. The graphics are good, but it's nothing to be carried away with, as the system makes the most out of its widescreen. The good graphics also enable you to see the game better. In Asphalt Urban GT some obstacles only appear when you're closer to them. That's quite typical of the DS. This also happens to the PSP, but you're at a very wider distance, say, when you're driving in a PSP game, like AU GT.
Also, if you want to choose between AU GT (for the DS) and Need For Speed Underground Rivals (for the PSP), you'd better choose the PSP game.
Not because I'm forcing you to do it, but because it's a lot better in terms of controls, and features.
Internet
Yes, it is Wi-Fi enabled, but I still didn't find much about that.
Music, Videos and Photos
Media? Not much. I use my Pocket PC for music. Also the PSP is a little too big for an MP3 Player, and some photos may take some seconds to load, unlike a Pocket PC. I use mine mainly for games (I have Need For Speed Underground Rivals and Spiderman 2, a lot better than the DS version, and I have to say that those 2 games are quite good, in terms of controls, and gameplay!).
Screen
Screen? I have some things to say about that too.
If you like things always clean, then you'll have to wipe your PSP every 10 minutes, otherwise, you'll see grase fingerprints all over it.
Scratched Screens? I'm not too worried about that, and Sony came prepared too. The PSP system has a soft case included, and it's just the thing for you if you carry hard/sharp objects in you pocket i.e. keys.
Also, the DS is more comfortable, for my big hands, and also the buttons are better, believe me.
I'm not sure if games have Wi-Fi play, but one thing is that you can search for players with a PSP around the world by connecting to a wireless hotspot.
The battery life can last up to 6 hours (8 if you're lucky), so the DS keeps workin' out.
I've tried out the PSP Internet browser, and I have a few things to say about that too:
The PSP wasn't made for surfin' the Net. It's a game console. Still, Sony doesn't quit. Sometimes the Internet could be painfully slow, which was what happenned to me. I viewed this website on it, and I have to say it was quite good actually, because of the graphics.
The PSP Web Browser has three tabs, allowing you to view three different web pages on the same PSP.
Nonetheless, you'd better get a laptop or a Pocket PC, or something, because the PSP is good at graphics, but it's not good at time. I forgot to say that some games take some time to load, which is actually not a very big problem, but the Internet, Yeurch. Can't be recommended at any level if you're in a hurry. Except for Smackdown 2006, which takes about 6 minutes to load. >_>; (Check out the video on YouTube if you want)
Both systems are good, with weak points, but the most important is about enjoying yourself.
well, that's all I have to say.
Thank-you for having so much patience for reading this,
wakachamo"
enyce said:PSP, because I can now download save states. SO I dont have to do the work...
Hiccup said:That's just laziness. Please give an actual reason.
Most PSP games either don't appeal to me or are just PS2 games ported and added with extra features...
Hiccup said:Soon, will the DS have internet. Nintendo already has the Play-Yan, and Opera is going to make a browser for it.
Personally, I like both. I have both. PSP is good for portable media, and DS is good for games.
That's just laziness. Please give an actual reason.