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Nintendo DSi Review
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It's all about the library now.
04/03/09
Here are some stats that support that argument; of the 606 titles available for the DS, just 139 are actually rated "good" or better. That works out to a 23% favorable rating. The PSP on the other hand has just 420 titles available, but 125 of them are "good" or better. That's a rate of 30% playable games.
So the DS has a few more good games overall (and arguably more "great" games") but the PSP has almost as many and a higher average quality of game, as well as having undeniably higher production quality.
I'm no PSP fanboy - in fact I just sold mine and actually pick up my DS for the first time in 6 months just so I could play a few titles that I'd missed (including Chinatown Wars). But I think it's undeniable that the two platforms have practically the same number of good games, but that there is a LOT more crap for the DS.
*all stats from metacritic.com
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Actually I think there's a big question about that. DSIware requires a completely different piece of hardware, and it comes at a time when most interested parties already have a DS and aren't inclined to spend $170 on a handheld gaming device only for the privilege of being able to be nickel-and-dimed with mini-games. I think Nintendo's attempt to create a content store will fail miserably with this generation of handheld, though they might be able to salvage something of it for the next real generation of handheld that they put out.
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I use it for pron. 8-bit pron. Very efficient.
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Oh, before I forget, can you Skype on the DSi?
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