I may be biased against whiny emo rock, but this is a pretty interesting PSP video nonetheless. The point of the montage is obviously to make you agree that the PSP is where all the advanced 3D action packed games are, and the DS is full of dull cartoony games that are absolutely no fun to play. But we lived through "Genesis Does" and know exactly what's going on here. Clearly, the market has spoken in favor of the Nintendo DS. That's not an opinion, that's a fact. The PSP has its cool features, but Nintendo has a few thousand versions of console-making experience on them and quite frankly, gamers don't want to play the same 3D games they have at home on their handhelds. They clearly want new experiences, innovation, and games that are pure fun, which is why the DS is the best selling system in the world. But it's ok to make hot steamy rock and roll love your PSP, really. And for the record, Electroplankton rocks. Want do you think? The battle went on here last week.
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