Fate of the consoles (Part 3)

Introducing the the portable consoles ... ...

GameBoy Advanced/GBA SP :::::
Do not bother about this console if you are above 12 because most of the games are aimed at kids below that age. Pokemon games, anyone? I doubt that anybody above 12 will be interested in those kind of game, or am I wrong? Well, anyway, you should not be getting this in the first place -- that is, if you are above 12.
Grade: Bad

GameBoy Micro :::::
No doubt this is one absolutely unnecessary device that Nintendo has produced. If you take a look at the screen size, you will notice that it is as tiny as those on most older mobile phones and playing games on such a small screen is no fun thing. Perhaps you can consider giving this to a child for a birthday gift. Come on, even the GBA is better!
Grade: Very Bad

Nintendo DS/DS Lite :::::
With its excellent mix of innovative, yet high quality games, it has managed to beat its superior rival, PSP. The numerous Mario games are enough to make the DS a must-buy for all gamers. Highly recommended!
Grade: Excellent



PSP :::::
Although I can confidently say that the PSP's hardware is better than its competitor, DS's, in every way, the same cannot be said for the games. The several poor ports and average games sum up the PSP's game library. Sure, the features are rich, but unless Sony does something with the PSP's game library, the PSP will win neither me nor the DS-crazy Japanese gamers over.
Grade: Acceptable