I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP?

Meanim wrote:
> I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
> play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
> Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 
> 
> 

ds

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On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 20:39:31 -0000, "Meanim" 
wrote:

>I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
>play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
>Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 
>
a DS.
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"Meanim"  writes:

> I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a
> handheld to play those "brain training" type games on (The power of
> advertising!)  Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP?

Almost surely a DS lite.  I believe there are some of that kind of
game for PSPs, but there are more for the DS, I think.  And the DS is
cheaper.

On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 20:39:31 -0000, "Meanim" 
wrote:

>I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
>play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
>Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 
>


Yes

On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 20:39:31 -0000, "Meanim" 
wrote:

>I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
>play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
>Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 

*Are* there any brain training games on the PSP? As opposed to finger
breaking games, I mean.

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On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 20:39:31 -0000, "Meanim" 
wrote:

>I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
>play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
>Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 
>

DS...Just bought the missus "More Brain Training" (She has the
original) and she is playing it as I type....

Jaimie Vandenbergh  writes:

> On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 20:39:31 -0000, "Meanim" 
> wrote:
>
>>I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
>>play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
>>Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 
>
> *Are* there any brain training games on the PSP? As opposed to finger
> breaking games, I mean.

There's Mind Quiz
<http://www.metacritic.com/games/platforms/psp/mindquiz>, Carol
Vorderman's Sudoku
<http://www.metacritic.com/games/platforms/psp/carolvordermanssudoku>.

(Sudoku doesn't necessarily count, I guess.)

Meanim wrote:
> I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
> play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
> Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 
> 
> 

DS - it's almost as if it was made for those kind of games

Meanim wrote:
> I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
> play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
> Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 
> 
> 

DS Lite, no doubt about it. It's cheaper, the battery lasts much longer 
and the stylus input is perfect for Brain Training puzzle type of games 
(as well as many other things).

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Meanim  wrote:

> I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to
> play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
> Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 

Are there any decent ones for the PSP?
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Meanim wrote:
> I don't really play games on my pc but quite fancy getting a handheld to 
> play those "brain training" type games on (The power of advertising!)
> Is it better to get a DS lite or a PSP? 
> 

DS, but be aware there's large amount of bandwagon jumping going on, 
meaning many utterly shit half-arsed brain training games.  So be choosy!

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