i have both the psp and ndsl ...... got the psp first and was blown away by it's screen and design. then the games started to be kinda problematic with all the "ahem" complexity. then went and got myself the ndsl, design is ok but quality a bit cheap looking (the start, volume button etc) but it's definately more pocketable than psp. ndsl games to me is simpler and more accessable on the go (quick startup and then the game picks off) but the speakers sucks so need earphone if you want better sound. the games are more innovative. "ahem" is much simpler, matter of getting the super card and flashing it then off you go.

after awhile the ndsl kinda boring, heck some of the titles like magnetic = zuma on my palm so it's more pda kinda games and the action games lack graphic power of the psp.

now ...... psp received the AWESOME devhook 0.40+ and that turned the table. no more messy loader etc and now psp rocks (at least for me ).

as a multimedia on the go machine the psp is the one to get - mp3 good sounds quality, movies looks good but the only thing is the darn umds load times and also learning curve to fully exploit it's potential. i also used to ignore the homebrew but i looked at it lately and it's really excellent stuff the way new functions are built into the system by gamers.

ofcos the ndsl is a great system. if you're looking for innovative games but it's kinda pda'ish. mp3 and vid are ofcos possible of for vid the screen ratio etc not as good as psp.

either system - no regrets.

This post has been edited by kitman: Aug 24 2006, 11:18 PM

agree .......

in malaysia we all like "hackable" console

price for both system almost sale la. ndsl need to add super card etc. psp no need by ms cost more than mini-sd.

play with stylus gosh being doing that for years on my pda - so you mean it's new ? i tell you both the psp and ndsl will turn heads becos not many people use it in public.

hehe and then you got to call the dog by yelling into the ds ...... looked a little daft!

ahem - i try to imagine you doing that on the lrt