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PSP And DS Duke It Out
With the looming launch of Sony's handheld console, X-Play has a series of articles comparing and contrasting the new and shiny portable gaming consoles. The articles are broken into three parts, The PSP vs. the DS, The DS vs. the PSP, and The Final Verdict. From the final article: "Are two screens better than one? Are graphics all that matter? In this third and final edition of my Sony PSP vs. Nintendo DS editorial, I'll compare each handheld bit-by-bit and determine which of the two is worth your hard-earned cash."
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I'll just wait for Penny Arcade to make a comic comparing the two before I make any decisions.
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Hmmpf, the header fooled me into thinking they were using Duke Nukem Forever as a benchmark!
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Why? I think we should start a slashdot political party....
"Hey, isn't this new bill we are trying to pass a dupe?"
Can you use the PSP to draw penises at your friends? What's the use of it then?
I am trolling
For a short second I thought that Duke Nukem Forever has been released.
I say no!!!!
-- Thou hast strayed far from the path of the Avatar.
(functionality may be different because it only has one screen.)
May? MAY? I'd say that's about a 100% certainty. That's like saying your computer may work differently without a mouse.
Jesus, Slashdot needs defnses against people like you. You can't just put two ideas next to each other and draw lines to connect the buzzwords. It might have worked on your vocab tests in 3rd grade but we're a little more advanced now that you've grown up.
-mkb
However, it's an extra $100, so only for those with disposable income.
Or those who live with their parents and/or leech off them for money. In other words, most of Slashdot.
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oh, it was Playstion Portable. Never mind.
Ah, screw it. I'm awaiting a sizeable build-up in titles of the sort I'd care to invest money in before purchasing either one.
Besides, I'm already saving for a Mac laptop which will act as its own joystick.
If my grammar and spelling are off, I am [distracted/tired/careless] (take your pick)
I've noticed this. Mario Kart is like the Errol Flynn of video games.
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I have a DS, and love it, but since I've passed both mario DS and warioware (rather quickly, they were a blast!) I've gone back to reading, gasp, books! Small paperback novels are highly portable. The graphics aren't the best, but they also don't cost $250 + n x $50. Warning: batteries not included.
This is especially true of the PSP. ;)