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spanner · 14-07-2008, 04:44 PM

My kids both have DS's whereas I have a PSP (was my sons but I bought him a DS in exchange for his PSP).

The PSP really does lack fun games the type you can pick up for 5 mins and put down again whereas the DS has a whole stack of them. However, as an adult I do prefer the PSP both in terms of multimedia and graphical content.

A phat PSP (as opposed to new slim) will get about £60 on exchange (games will depend on their quality) and a DS will cost about £80 s/h.

If you go the Ebay route expect about £85-£95 for a white sold with the games, without the games you'll probably get ££70-£80 (and don't forget fees and postage will have to come out of that).

DS games look at Zelda Phantom Hourglass, Final Fantasy 4, Advance Wars etc.

14-07-2008, 04:44 PM	#4 (permalink)
spanner N64 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: London Posts: 373 Mii Mood: Wii Code: 6610 0945 3696 0844	My kids both have DS's whereas I have a PSP (was my sons but I bought him a DS in exchange for his PSP). The PSP really does lack fun games the type you can pick up for 5 mins and put down again whereas the DS has a whole stack of them. However, as an adult I do prefer the PSP both in terms of multimedia and graphical content. A phat PSP (as opposed to new slim) will get about £60 on exchange (games will depend on their quality) and a DS will cost about £80 s/h. If you go the Ebay route expect about £85-£95 for a white sold with the games, without the games you'll probably get ££70-£80 (and don't forget fees and postage will have to come out of that). DS games look at Zelda Phantom Hourglass, Final Fantasy 4, Advance Wars etc. Last edited by spanner : 14-07-2008 at 04:47 PM.