"PSP is out! Nintendo DS is in! Sayang lang ang bagong PSP na binili ko! Mas okay pa pala ang Nintendo DS!"

- I don't know if I am supposed to react to this bulletin post, but yeah. I have to spit some facts about this :)

- The Nintendo DS (be it the lite version or not!haha) that you're talkin about revolutionized four years ago (2004) and was released internationally year 2006. The only thing that's good about it is its touch-screen technology, the two LCD screens with the bottom one touch-screen enabled. PERIOD! Aside from being a dual-screen handheld game console and the wireless communication it promised (they say you can play games with the players that is distant with you), it has great library of games which you can store.

- And so what?

- PSP was just brought to us a date between 2005 and 2006. The Sony Comp. Entertainment released the first number of PSP to be available (I think..) between 2007 and 2008 internationally. Meaning to say, its newer and more innovated than the features of Nintendo DS. Like the DS, PSP has slim and lite version too. It has web browser (which nintendo ds never offers) and a wireless phone too. Although it does not cater the same technology (touch-screen) as Nintendo DS, it offers a remote play! Features that can be used with Remote Play include viewing photos and slideshows, listening to music, watching videos stored on the PS3's HDD, and several other features.

- My friends told me Nintendo DS is much expensive than PSP. (if you'll be buying the DS locally) And then so what again?

-So no need to make "hinayang" of your PSP, kid. I encourage you to not feel that way. PSP is way better if my preference would be concerned. :)