View Poll Results: Which system would you get?

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  • PSP

    17 43.59%

  • DS Lite

    22 56.41%
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Thread: DS Lite or PSP; what would you get and why?

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  1. Sat, 01-13-2007, 10:17 PM #1
    Kensee
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    Hrmm.. haha thanks guys, this is helping a lot. The ROM idea for the psp sounded intersting but I would like to upgrade my system to the newest, which rules that out . I'ma go make a list of games and see how it goes.

    Quote Originally Posted by UChessmaster

    yes and no, even though having a non-homebrew available psp (2.81 and higher) is bad, programs to "downgrade" your psp are always in development, when i bought my psp i had a 2.5 ta-082 psp, a year ago ppl would tell me "youre screwed" but now that is not the case at all so... in a future is almost guaranteed that you will be able to use homebrew, but, if you can get an older psp then go for it
    Yeah upgrading so far isn't bad. Sony is developing an emulator for psp which will allow the playing of ps1 games on the psp, it was released with information about the ps3.
    Last edited by Kensee; Sat, 01-13-2007 at 10:22 PM.
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  2. Sat, 01-13-2007, 10:23 PM #2
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    A) you can upgrade to the latest firmware and still have acces to all homebrew o.0

    B) the emulator is out already, what do you think we use to play psx games?
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