Nice ... I could see the sequel on the DS and Wii called 'Weezy's Tig-o-bitties: Making it rain.' On the DS, you could use the stylus to nanipulate the mipples, and on the Wii, you'd use the Nunchuk and Wii Remote to inspect them.

"The milks gone bad!" Rick James, Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories 

 The quote is out of context.  Basically he is saying the DS is for everyone and the PSP is not for kids.

Yeah, it was probably taken out of context. Like, "There are games on both the DS and PSP to appeal to adults. However, the DS is still a kid's device."

There's no reason for people to post these things w/o a link to the original read, or C&P the full quote, so people can decide for themselves the meaning of the quote. If people did that a little more, Internetland would be a much better place.

I only know three people with a DS including myself. Ages: 34, 37, 60.

I only know one person with a PSP. Age: 15

"The DS has proven more popular with younger children than Sony’s PSP; 80 percent of DS owners are 8 to 16 years of age, while PSP players tend to be 16 to 24 years old, according to analysts at Wedbush Morgan."
For America only, since as the Japanese chart shows, that isn't true of the rest of the world.

But in the negative news can be seen as good news, this means that 4m DS are outside that range, say 1m below 8, and another 1 17-19. Leaving only 2 million for 20 and above. Brain Training at 2.2M for America shows that adults will buy this type of game on a 1.1 game per DS. Some have forgotten and bought it twice!

"But the DS’s" (note: generic term for PSP's) "movie capabilities have not been a hit with consumers, mostly because the price of the movies — $25 and higher — is limiting sales. “Content and price were two big issues,” Mr. Koller said. “Sixteen year olds were not interested in 1970s romantic dramas.” New lower prices starting at $5, and titles like SuperBad will change that equation, according to Mr. Koller."

16 year olds? SuperBad??? I thought 16 was the DS market target and PSP was going for adults? The older type that *like* 1970's romantic dramas??? I'm confused. Where's my second copy of BrainAge?

 It does.

 Brain Training says HI!