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-pixie · 22-02-2005, 19:38

We have two DS's at work that Nintendo have given us to promote it. It's quite a nifty little console - I am quite impressed with it and we have had lots of interest. Nintendo have made it backwards compatible so all the SP games and stuff will still work on it, plus they are keeping the games at around the 20-30 quid mark.

The PSP is by far the superior console - but I think the DS will be more popular as theres more to it. Plus I wouldn't bother with the first batch of PSP's - Sony have admitted that one of the buttons is faulty as its squashed right up next to the screen and they won't be correcting it till the second wave shipments as it would cost too much to fix and won't affect gameplay THAT much.

22-02-2005, 19:38	#13
-pixie Full Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Ex Darrener - now in Accy Posts: 421 Blog Entries: 10 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 44	Re: Nintendo D.S We have two DS's at work that Nintendo have given us to promote it. It's quite a nifty little console - I am quite impressed with it and we have had lots of interest. Nintendo have made it backwards compatible so all the SP games and stuff will still work on it, plus they are keeping the games at around the 20-30 quid mark. The PSP is by far the superior console - but I think the DS will be more popular as theres more to it. Plus I wouldn't bother with the first batch of PSP's - Sony have admitted that one of the buttons is faulty as its squashed right up next to the screen and they won't be correcting it till the second wave shipments as it would cost too much to fix and won't affect gameplay THAT much. __________________ Cleverly disguised as a responsible adult.