By Anonymous CowardPosted Wednesday 28th November 2007 16:47 GMT
I was never really a gamer, sort of grew out of it in my teenage years, but found the DS lite a really neat little package, and the games are a little more grown up. If loads more people like me have gone out and bought one, it's nosurrise they've done so well. (ps: this is not an ad!)
By PIBPosted Thursday 29th November 2007 08:29 GMT
"DS lite a really neat little package, and the games are a little more grown up."
I think this is a temporary blip: The PSP Lite just broke records by selling 1 million plus units, since its recent launch, in Japan.
As for games being more grown up, perhaps you didn't realise that there are serious apps, such as the city guides, for the PSP?
Not to mention that PSP plays music, videos, photos etc. and can be used as a wireless internet browser/downloader et al. and all on a superb high quality screen.
By Scott MckenziePosted Thursday 29th November 2007 11:26 GMT
I assume you'd buy the wrong one then? The PSP.
Last time i checked my DS Lite plays video, audio, has a web browser etc just the same and has a far, far more intuitive and revolutionary game play style - which is why it appeals.
The PSP is more of the same, stunning graphics for it's size no question... but as a portable, fun, games machine the DS has it licked IMO.
By IainPosted Thursday 29th November 2007 14:38 GMT
I've got both at home, and while my wife loves the DS and won't touch the PSP, I end up spending more time on the latter, myself. I love the various Mario games, but I'm a Sega racing games fanboy, and between OutRun 2006, Sega Rally Revo and Crazy Taxi I'm very happy with it. PS1 games run really nicely as well.
Re: things other than games, the DS has a better browser (even if you have to pay for it), but the music playing (that I don't really use much, since I have a 30Gb iPod) and particularly video playback (the screen is better than the iPod's) is an awful lot nicer.
Comments on: Nintendo DS Lite sets UK sales record
No wonder #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Wednesday 28th November 2007 16:47 GMT
It's still no match #
By PIB Posted Thursday 29th November 2007 08:29 GMT
@PIB #
By Scott Mckenzie Posted Thursday 29th November 2007 11:26 GMT
Horses for courses, Scott #
By Iain Posted Thursday 29th November 2007 14:38 GMT
@Scot M #
By PIB Posted Thursday 29th November 2007 22:50 GMT
@scot M #
By matthew bennion Posted Friday 30th November 2007 12:29 GMT