Thought about it but my PSP doesn't even get much use these days. So, I doubt a DS would be treated any differently.
rokkolpo said:The Nintendo DS.
i saw this thread a minute ago stating that there are more DS's sold than there are people in japan.
so question for all you escapists, do you have a Nintendo DS?
EDIT:I don't have one although there are two in my household.
(mom and sister)
I think its because they are fragile. Like mobile phones they tend to fall often (specially in the hands of children) but unlike mobile phones they crack/brake easily.Drakmeire said:I'm quite sure there are more DS's than people right now since most people I know get a new DS yearly.
Really? I've had mine for 6 years (since their original US release) and it's fallen many a time. Not broken yet. Although I did lose it in Germany. >.>Vitor Goncalves said:I think its because they are fragile. Like mobile phones they tend to fall often (specially in the hands of children) but unlike mobile phones they crack/brake easily.