ok.. i have a PSP and someone want to swap my PSP to 3DS...i really like the 3DS Games but is it the time to have a 3DS?? or should i stay with my PSP and DS....
all suggestion is welcome...
all suggestion is welcome...
The 3DS costs more then the PSP - obviously you swap, check it out and if you end up disliking it, sell the 3DS, get yourself a PSP and still have pocket money after the whole transaction.Strictly from a financial standpoint, If someone is seriously willing to swap their 3DS for a PSP, I say go for it. It's an amazing deal. You can always re-buy a PSP (or a PSVita, for that matter) later on if you miss your PSP games, and either way, you will have saved money overall.
Strictly from a financial standpoint, If someone is seriously willing to swap their 3DS for a PSP, I say go for it. It's an amazing deal. You can always re-buy a PSP (or a PSVita, for that matter) later on if you miss your PSP games, and either way, you will have saved money overall.
The PSP can play video aswell, in fact, in better resolution then your DS Lite and *longer* then 10 minutes offered by the 3DS. The PSP generally has alot of quality homebrew.you know that PSP can be bricked right... and 3DS can watch Video and more stuff too or am i wrong?
but my DS Lite can watch Video and more stuff too....
Or maybe they just want to play games that are on the PSP and not on the 3DS and don't feel like going through the hassle of selling it? Also, "rampant PSP piracy" versus "no flash cart in sight" could be a factor here.oh yeah.. 3DS is more pricy than PSP, i forgot.
But ever wonder why someone will trade his 3DS for a PSP??
maybe it has defects..
You can watch videos and movies on the 3Ds, in 3D I'm watching Dexter in 3D right now.I love DS.. but PSP is better when it comes to quality and all stuff. I think 3DS has some updates that will also block R4s.. like what hapened on my DSi.. on PSP, there is no updates that will block games. plus you can watch videos and more stuff..
*If you are using R4 too, and if we are on the same boat as Captain Luffy..
*cough* On Netflix *cough* not an international service. *cough cough*You can watch videos and movies on the 3Ds, in 3D I'm watching Dexter in 3D right now.I love DS.. but PSP is better when it comes to quality and all stuff. I think 3DS has some updates that will also block R4s.. like what hapened on my DSi.. on PSP, there is no updates that will block games. plus you can watch videos and more stuff..
*If you are using R4 too, and if we are on the same boat as Captain Luffy..
http://gbatemp.net/t...3ds-video-beta/*cough* On Netflix *cough* not an international service. *cough cough*You can watch videos and movies on the 3Ds, in 3D I'm watching Dexter in 3D right now.I love DS.. but PSP is better when it comes to quality and all stuff. I think 3DS has some updates that will also block R4s.. like what hapened on my DSi.. on PSP, there is no updates that will block games. plus you can watch videos and more stuff..
*If you are using R4 too, and if we are on the same boat as Captain Luffy..
He thinks he knows what he is talking about *Cough*Chill out, peeps. This thread barely started, no need to start flaming each other.
10-minute split = enjoy switching from one file to the other.
Also there are a bunch of apps of both dsi and 3ds that can be run.*Cough* indeed.
Anyway, to the OP, if you trust your friend to not cheat you with a broken 3DS or whatever, I say go for it. Plus, you can run homebrew emulators and DS backups via DS mode with a flashcart like the SuperCard DSTwo (3DS hasn't been hacked yet, so no 3DS ROMs or anything yet)
Correction, I KNOW what I'm talking about.He thinks he knows what he is talking about *Cough*Chill out, peeps. This thread barely started, no need to start flaming each other.