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sc94597 said:
jerseyboy609 said:
I am not a huge rpg fan, I think I might get a psp, just because I have a PS3 and they have similar functionality...also the games are compatible, plus features. Overall, even though DS has more games, the PSP has better quality titles. I always enjoyed quality over quantity.

Wow, just wow. Why did you make this thread? As for the Quality, and Quantity debate, the ds and psp have about the same amount of quality games NOW. But the ds has more in the future. I think this thread should be locked, because it seems like flamebait to me.

 

So not choosing the DS makes him an idiot?  That's some well-thought-out logic.  I hate to break it to you, but not everyone thinks the DS is the greatest thing known to man.

Believe it or not, some people actually DON'T like it!

 



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