Rocked said:
So what? I don't understand these kind of useless comparisons.
"I can buy a GameCube with 5 games for £150!"
But the DS and PSP are relevant gaming products, ie. supported, that will have a lot of top games coming to them over the next few years and are convenient for the casual gamer.
radiohead said:
PSP at £169.99 - Base pack with two cheap games. (No Memory Stick), or a Value Pack and a game.
VS
Wii at £179.99 - new controller style / wireless control + bundled game + built in Wifi
Look around you'll get a deal on PSP, didn't GAF tell you they weren't selling so shops are trying to give them away.
I had a morning browse on the highstreet a few weeks ago in Glasgow and got..
A PSP with Loco Roco and Daxter for £150 and a 512mb stick for £20, and usb adaptor, screen protectors and case £10.
So that's a portable games/movie/music player with built in wifi, web browser and location free tv player for £180 (and I haven't talked about retro gaming on it)
Same price as a Wii with one game, do we know if it plays dvds or browses web at that price, and you'll have to buy flash memory on top of that if you want to save games.
It's not good value at that price, and there are alternatives for casual gamers, which I'd say is the market Ninty are going for.