Jake's PSP vs. Brian's DS... must read, lol

Jake's PSP vs. Brian's DS... must read, lol

http//www.xboxcore.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=767

Very funny stuff... LMAO... you guys need to jump in and gimme some support, lol... and by the way, the side-by-sides are incredible!

n00bs fighting about systems

PSP - 3
DS - 1
Me- 1000000000

lol haha that is awesome. Especially the hot girl holding PSP and this guy holding DS side-by-side.

psp is winning on everything but price, but you do get alot more for that 250 you spend

As someone who owns both systems.....I say they are equal.

Sure the PSP has music, movies, and better graphics, but the DS has dual screen, touch pad, microphone, cheaper-games. And the DS comes at a cheaper price. Yes, the PSP has extras, but tell me if you really need them or use them. I don't use my Sony headphones, remote control, or carrying case. And the movie is rather blah since I own it on DVD already (and will rarely use the PSP for watching movies or listening to music).

I just think that they both have good points and bad points. One good point (which should be translated to that Xboxcore thread as a point for Brian) is that I've never heard of a DS having bad pixels right out of the box (if ever). However, the PSPs seem to be consistantly arriving with dead pixels.

Oh yeah, and backwards compatible with GBA games (hey, I find that a plus...there are some good GBA games out there).


So I say they are both good systems.

[quoteb7f848c98f="CooLJoE"]As someone who owns both systems.....I say they are equal.

Sure the PSP has music, movies, and better graphics, but the DS has dual screen, touch pad, microphone, cheaper-games. And the DS comes at a cheaper price. Yes, the PSP has extras, but tell me if you really need them or use them. I don't use my Sony headphones, remote control, or carrying case. And the movie is rather blah since I own it on DVD already (and will rarely use the PSP for watching movies or listening to music).

I just think that they both have good points and bad points. One good point (which should be translated to that Xboxcore thread as a point for Brian) is that I've never heard of a DS having bad pixels right out of the box (if ever). However, the PSPs seem to be consistantly arriving with dead pixels.

Oh yeah, and backwards compatible with GBA games (hey, I find that a plus...there are some good GBA games out there).


So I say they are both good systems.[/quoteb7f848c98f]

The bigger the screen, the more dead pixels. Also DS did have some dead pixels.

ROFL...I didn't realize there was THAT much of a difference between the two...thats sad

[quote871d8d59c9="xyclonez"][quote871d8d59c9="CooLJoE"]As someone who owns both systems.....I say they are equal.

Sure the PSP has music, movies, and better graphics, but the DS has dual screen, touch pad, microphone, cheaper-games. And the DS comes at a cheaper price. Yes, the PSP has extras, but tell me if you really need them or use them. I don't use my Sony headphones, remote control, or carrying case. And the movie is rather blah since I own it on DVD already (and will rarely use the PSP for watching movies or listening to music).

I just think that they both have good points and bad points. One good point (which should be translated to that Xboxcore thread as a point for Brian) is that I've never heard of a DS having bad pixels right out of the box (if ever). However, the PSPs seem to be consistantly arriving with dead pixels.

Oh yeah, and backwards compatible with GBA games (hey, I find that a plus...there are some good GBA games out there).


So I say they are both good systems.[/quote871d8d59c9]

The bigger the screen, the more dead pixels. Also DS did have some dead pixels.[/quote871d8d59c9]

Yes, but DS had 2 screens for possible dead pixels to occur. So it kind of evens out.

I'm sure some DS have pixel problems, but its quite rare. I mean you don't/didn't hear DS owners all over the world complaining about dead pixels. Sony got so many PSP owners up in arms that they had to issue a statement about it.

My DS had one dead pixel when I got it

[quotec00a840744="CooLJoE"][quotec00a840744="xyclonez"][quotec00a840744="CooLJoE"]As someone who owns both systems.....I say they are equal.

Sure the PSP has music, movies, and better graphics, but the DS has dual screen, touch pad, microphone, cheaper-games. And the DS comes at a cheaper price. Yes, the PSP has extras, but tell me if you really need them or use them. I don't use my Sony headphones, remote control, or carrying case. And the movie is rather blah since I own it on DVD already (and will rarely use the PSP for watching movies or listening to music).

I just think that they both have good points and bad points. One good point (which should be translated to that Xboxcore thread as a point for Brian) is that I've never heard of a DS having bad pixels right out of the box (if ever). However, the PSPs seem to be consistantly arriving with dead pixels.

Oh yeah, and backwards compatible with GBA games (hey, I find that a plus...there are some good GBA games out there).


So I say they are both good systems.[/quotec00a840744]

The bigger the screen, the more dead pixels. Also DS did have some dead pixels.[/quotec00a840744]

Yes, but DS had 2 screens for possible dead pixels to occur. So it kind of evens out.

I'm sure some DS have pixel problems, but its quite rare. I mean you don't/didn't hear DS owners all over the world complaining about dead pixels. Sony got so many PSP owners up in arms that they had to issue a statement about it.[/quotec00a840744]

buts its 2 small screens

And?

2 screens = double the chance for dead pixels.

well not really, its about 1/4 more the chance cuz you go by area not number of screens

well i see it as if every screen has the chance for like 1-2 dead pixels, the sony PSP only has one screen and DS has 2, so the DS has an extra chance for it to happen.

but I see the point about area.

I don't see why anyone would prefer a DS.

They are just plain crap.

Have a DS?

I do. I like my DS. And some good games are on the way (MarioKart DS, Metroid DS, Zelda DS, etc).