nintendo ds or psp?

Answer 1

LMAO! Are you serious about this question. And I can't believe someone said the PSP Screen Is Small that's a lie. And why the hell would I pay 34.99 for 2D Graphics when I pay 29.99 for games that is 3D Hi-Def Graphics. That is so dumb. The Ds is a cassette player compared to the PSP. And the screen is bigger than The DS Screens put together.

Let Me Name All The Features A Nintendo's DualScreen Has:

1. Two Dual-Screen LCDs
2.Touch-Screen. *Gameplay Controls*
3. Wi-Fi Connection *Allows you to play across the room*
4. Stylus *Game Controls*
5. Gaming Graphics *2 Definition High-Def*


Sony's PlayStation Portable Features:

1. 3:4 Widesreen Ratio LCD Screen
2. Photo Carrier *All Pic Files: JPEG,PNG,GIF,etc.*
3. Music Player * Allows All Audio Formats: AAC,WMA,MP3,WAV
4. Gaming Graphics *3D High-Def*
5. Internet Browser *Check E-mail/Stream Videos/Download Videos/View Favorite Sites*
6. Wi-Fi Connection *Play Online WorldWide Wireless/LocationFree Player Stream Cable To PSP/RSS Feeds Stream Audio/News/Allows you to trade media with friends/GameSharing Allows you to play and download a game that you don't have that a friend may/
7. Video Player: Plays MPEG-4 Format
8.UMD: Plays Movies/TV Shows Seasons/Games
9. Download Classic SEGA/NINTENDO/PS1 GAMES

Compare the two yourself and just see what's better! What would you rather have quality or quanity. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!

Apple's iPod Video Price: 199.99 + iTunes Downloads: 299.99
Sony's PlayStation Portable: 199.99 + SanDisk Memory Stick Duo: 299.99
Nintendo's DualScreen Price: 129.99

You be the Judge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

I had got a Sony PSP for my birthday a year ago right when it came out. I loved it at first, the way you could watch movies and play music. But I later got over whelmed with the software of the PSP. First off in order to put music on to your PSP the songs all have to be in MP3 format, having itunes they were all in MP4. Since I didn't what to re download all my songs I just did a couple. Then when I went to get some more games I only came to find out that the price of a new PSP game is just $10 less then a Xbox 360 game. It was very hard to find Wi Fi on the PSP because of the hard set-up. I later sold my PSP and got what I should have gotten in the first place a Nintendo DS. Its was so much cheaper, the games and the DS. I love the touch screen that never got old. The games now have Wi Fi in then and the set-up is so much easier.

Overall: DS Lite

Its the way to go, easy to handle and use, all at a reasonable cost

Answer 3

If you want more, as in media, get a PSP. You can watch movies, which is apparently very well-known among the players as one of the best features. The games are more adventurous and violent. The DS as many people say is too "kiddy" for them, because most Nintendo games are rated E. However, the DS has WAY more interactivity. It has a built-in chat room, two screens (which I find is rather easy to handle), a game microphone, and the famous touch screen. Because I'm a NIntendo fan, and own a DS, I go with the DS, but it's your choice.

Answer 4

Nintendo Ds

Answer 5

The Nintendo DS ...Now That's A True Handheld Gaming Device!!!.......THE PSP IS A GIMMICK!!!!!____News Flash The Nintendo DS Lite And the Original DS Are Selling More Units Than The PSP In Japan(IGN.com)....OUCH Kutaragi Must Be Going Mad!!!!

Answer 6

don't bother with a PSP. here are the reasons why:

1. You can't set it down. Eventually your arms get tired of holding it up.

2. The screen is so tiny you can barely see anything.

3. You can't play it anywhere that has bright lighting because glare will make the screen even harder to see.

I've never played Nintendo DS, but it HAS to be better than PSP.

Answer 7

I've had them both. I got the DS for Christmas a couple of years ago and by March it was on the shelf, gathering dust. I got a PSP for Mother's Day this year & I like it much better for lots of reasons - the ability to store music, play movies, and games. Although there is not a great library of movies (especially for women), this is going to be the reason I give the PSP the thumbs up - particularly good for long haul flights.

Answer 8

hmmm let's see, why psp? Well, if I have a ton of money and want to play the same thing that I can play at home, then I would say go for it. If I want something economical, truly innovative and downright fun, the DS has it beaten by a mile. With the DS Lite out there, no question. Nuff, said.

Answer 9

Nintendo

Answer 10

go psp, nintendo is going under, they haven't created another gaming system since the cube, ds was the next new thing and they apparently just improved it but don't expect them to be around much longer