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AndyKent |
posted on 24th Aug 06 at 08:05 |
I was planning on getting a PSP from Argos - they've got the base pack (£149.99), accessories pack and a game for £169.99 which beats the game price. Think I'll end up also getting a decent case for it too as like you say, heard a few people mention its fragility. | |
ssj_kakarot |
posted on 23rd Aug 06 at 22:00 |
hmm i wouldnt say ds is aimed at a younger market at all, with the advertising ect cant remeber much but im sure ive seen lots of adverts for ds on late night post pub programs, friday night project ect. nintendo them selves also sai that the ds is aimed at a huge target audience, hence brain train ect; basically trying to get a vast ammount of age groups intrested in the console. | |
MoNkEy MaGiC |
posted on 23rd Aug 06 at 20:45 |
im a manager at Game ltd :D | |
AndyKent |
posted on 23rd Aug 06 at 07:59 |
ah - fair enough, mate said £40 so i never checked it - would appear that you're right though, under £20-£30 seems much more reasonable.....think i'll be getting a PSP at the weekend :) | |
dj_mikey_k |
posted on 22nd Aug 06 at 18:26 |
brain training is ace :) | |
Marc |
posted on 22nd Aug 06 at 16:42 |
I've never paid £40 a game. At most you'll pay £35 in the shops. £20+ online. | |
Mad Moe |
posted on 22nd Aug 06 at 16:11 |
£40 pound a game? Dont think I've ever paid more than about £25 for any of my PSP games | |
AndyKent |
posted on 22nd Aug 06 at 12:48 |
I'm looking at getting a PSP - been put off the DS cos of the awful adverts on Channel 4 for rubbish DS games 'Brain Training' anyone???? | |
RKS |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 20:43 |
psp is good if you wanna play old emu, such as the old snes/nes, they are even working on n64 emu, and its good for media both video and audio, | |
Marc |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 20:09 |
Yeah, I don't want to be playing RPG on the PSP either, it needs a good Mario type game. | |
dj_mikey_k |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 20:02 |
dunno if i wanted to play a simulation or rpg i'd crack out the ps2, 360, gamecube or pc | |
Marc |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 19:56 |
I meant fun as in Mario type games where the PSP seems to be more about simulations/RPG etc. Would be good if the PSP had more of that and vice versa for the DS I would imagine. | |
dj_mikey_k |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 19:51 |
DS has far more better games, yeah i agree the DS has more fun games, but ain't that the whole idear of handhelds? | |
Marc |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 19:18 |
I've got a PSP, more suited to the serious complex games imo, whereas the DS is more suited to the fun arcade games. Both a bit thin on good games though. | |
PaulW |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 17:28 |
tbh I got bored very quickly of my psp, its now been relegated to an in-car MP3 player type affair (the 10hr battery life playing mp3's is ok) | |
dj_mikey_k |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 17:16 |
You can watch movies on a ds u just need an sd card adaptor | |
bradgsi |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 16:56 |
Depends what u want. | |
dave17 |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 14:13 |
nope | |
Ojc |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 14:11 |
You can't watch movies on the DS though can you? | |
James |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 14:06 |
Love my PSP, never played on a DS though | |
dave17 |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 14:04 |
DS, PSP is just a PS2 | |
Ojc |
posted on 21st Aug 06 at 14:01 |
Pros, cons? Opinions. |