i was planning on buying a DS...

[buttonkillerv2]

I've been saving up and I want to know if it's worth it, or should I at least wait till better games come out or even wait for DS online, what do you think I should do?

[Omeganitros]

RE: i was planning on buying a DS...

On one hand PSP has Metal Gear Acid (I refuse to say "AC!D").

On the other hand, I tried WarioWare Touched, and it totally rocks.

[jewpinthethird]

RE: i was planning on buying a DS...

Save your money. Wait until the price goes down. If you have no strong desire to buy it, or you have your doubts, then dont. Wait. Unless, the DS gets a killer ap or something.

[flyingsmeditor]

RE: i was planning on buying a DS...

There are a bunch of things you can do with a psp, screw the DS. You can play games online with your psp, sooner or later you will be able to upload emulators on them and games and play them. Then best of all, you can Play Stepmania on your psp wich is teh b0)V(B!

[UbEr_RaVe]

RE: i was planning on buying a DS...

Get a PSP. You get more bang for your buck or more buck for your bang. Whichever comes first.

[vashthestampede0987]

RE: i was planning on buying a DS...

Pfft.....bang for your buck. Shit you better have over $500 just to tap the PSP's potential awesomeness.

[Chromer]

Re: RE: i was planning on buying a DS...

Save your money. Wait until the price goes down. If you have no strong desire to buy it, or you have your doubts, then dont. Wait. Unless, the DS gets a killer ap or something.

Agreed. I'm waiting till I go to Japan in June and then I'm going to Akihabara to get me a regular freakin PSP without all the added gizmos and gadgetry. And I have yet to see anything delve into the DS's power(If the DS has any power to begin with...)

[suicidalmuskrat]

RE: Re: RE: i was planning on buying a DS...

Just buy a PSP, and play the exact games you could play on your PS2 on the go. I really think there should be no PSP exclusive games. Just give a slight graphical tweak and sell it on the PS2, they're all the same games anyways. I completely agree with Nintendo's philosophy, I just think they were one 'cycle' too early. There's a few really unique games a year. That's not enough. All the games are starting to be the same. And that will only continue, unless more people think as Nintendo does.

But really what system you buy depends on your life style, and what you already own. If you own a portable DVD player and a MP3 player, don't get a PSP, or be prepared to pay an extra $100 for stuff you don't need. If you have/love a ps2 and have more than 10 games then buy a PSP.