ds vs. psp

[ceres]

Has nothing to do with not owning one and I've never understood that type of reasoning. If I wanted one, I would own one. The fact that I own a PC doesn't make me hate Windows any less. If anything, it only increases my agrivation everytime I have to reinstall Windows because of some kind of issue. And the fact that it's virtually impossible to find a PSP without 2-3 dead pixels out of the box only would cause me to get annoyed everytime I played it since I can't stand flaws like that. All of my past handhelds don't even have a single scratch on them despite being several years old.
I do want a 360 but I refuse to buy one until there's either 1) a price drop or 2) they fix the hardware issues where heat causes the motherboard to warp resulting in a red ring of death. Until the hardware issues are taken care of, there's no way I would buy one without an extended warranty. Until either happens, I'm perfectly content with my PC, PS2, & Wii for home gaming.

[slothman86]

Originally Posted by ceres

Has nothing to do with not owning one and I've never understood that type of reasoning. If I wanted one, I would own one. The fact that I own a PC doesn't make me hate Windows any less. If anything, it only increases my agrivation everytime I have to reinstall Windows because of some kind of issue. And the fact that it's virtually impossible to find a PSP without 2-3 dead pixels out of the box only would cause me to get annoyed everytime I played it since I can't stand flaws like that. All of my past handhelds don't even have a single scratch on them despite being several years old.
I do want a 360 but I refuse to buy one until there's either 1) a price drop or 2) they fix the hardware issues where heat causes the motherboard to warp resulting in a red ring of death. Until the hardware issues are taken care of, there's no way I would buy one without an extended warranty. Until either happens, I'm perfectly content with my PC, PS2, & Wii for home gaming.

Wii and DS!