Probably not, I wouldn't have time to play it. I would consider it if it had some nice looking games.

nah not for me, portables arent the fun they used to be.

havnt played with my psp in ages. i still use my ds every now and then but no way as often as the first year and a half.

i blame PS3, 360 and Wii for this!!!!

I have a psp, but i have only bought (2nd hand) about 10 games for it.

Handhelds are ok, but they don't immerse you like Consoles.

We know that a microsoft handheld would get all the same 3rd party support that the psp does (if not more....... Valve maybe? Epic?)

So for me to get one it has to have achievements and have a good steady flow of AA or AAA games (Somthing that the psp is lacking in BIG TIME at the moment)

I barely care for my DS and I don't want a PSP. I really don't need a gaming console every where I go.

YES, first day, first night.

Well I bought every system this generation. if Microsoft launched a handheld console I would probubly pick it up next generation instead of a PSP2. But it would largely depend on the software, a portable Halo would need to be availible day one, visually the consoles graphics would have to be in line with PS3 for me to pick it up over the next PSP.

However if Nintendo's next handheld breaks the Nintendo strategy (Release handhelds with visuals from a generation ago) Gb (8-bit) GBA (32-bit) , DS (64-bit). But if the next handheld Nintendo platform is PS3 visuals then I will be picking that up instead of any other handheld. Why buy a second handheld when the next DS can do everything that they can do, better then they can do it!

Only if it has good games. Like Forza Motorsportable.

If they did it right and had indie games and made it as compatible as possible with XBLA, then I would sell one of my kidneys to get it.

This, plus nothing quite rolls off the tongue as in Handheld Halo

Yes with 4 conditions:

1) Free Xbox Live, even if it is a "mini" version of the homemade console.
2) Integrated Camera
3) Touch interface and augmented reality capabilites.
4) Phone Network compability so you can always be online, That's why N-Gage was the most brilliant online portable ever. Even if it failled hard due to design issues.

That would make it one of the ultimate gadgets. Games? Don't worry, Microsoft could buy or steal a lot of them with their never ending money.