Ranooth said:
Megacherv said:
Ranooth said:
Another device for the DS to demolish, woot!
But I've always thought that the PSP is better than the DS, and I love my little red block of fun. The main reason the DS gets more sales is that it attracts a wider market of casual gamers, which was actually a good marketing strategy on Nintendo's part.
Define "better", is it the quality of games? Volume of sales? Worldwide fanbase? Or how fun it is for you?
In mostly every way the DS defeats everything and you have to admit that this seems to be the last throw of the dice for Sony's dreams of hand-held domination.
Ok I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks along these lines. Furthermore, when are people going to stop beating up on the casual games market as if it's somehow beneath people to play casual games, develop them, or (heaven forbid) put them on a system? I play "hardcore" games like Team Fortress 2, but I also play "casual" games like Audiosurf. I despise these labels.
Anyway getting back on topic, depending on how they do it, I don't see the PSP Go! allowing anybody to play games on the (hee hee) go, at least not for very long. Seeing as how the PSP went through 3 iterations with zero improvement on battery life, and given how much battery power wireless connections require, well...
Also I see they've decided to stick with that rounded piece of sandpaper they try to pass off as an analog stick. Oh and it now exists in a recessed little alcove of its very own! Hours of arthritic fun!