Game systems:

[rushlock]

Okay...as for console sytems, I started out upon the Sega Master system, and own, or have owned, the Sega Genesis, the Sega Game Gear, the NES, the SNES, the Playstation, the Gameboy, the Gameboy color, and the GBA. As for other systems, I borrowed, or rented, off and on, when I found a good RPG for them. Right now I am really into the GBA, and am enjoying the portability the GBA offers.

As I am gathering every RPG for the GBA, I have plenty of adventuring to do...which should carry me through to 2009 and quite possibly beyond.

I did, however, check out the DS a bit back and was, and remain, undecided as to whether or not I will ever purchase it. The 2 screen thing sort of turns me off. I'm not really sure why...it just does.

As for the PSP, well...ahem (heh), not having really researched it at all, I was under the impression that the PSP was some kind of deal for watching movies on. It plays games too?

Thanks...

[Knight of Lodis]

Well DS has some good RPGs that you are missing out on such as Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, Heroes of Mana, FFTA2, Final Fantasy Revenant Wings, etc. Most of the other good RPGs are remakes of classic games. The PSP definitely plays games and has good RPGs such as Jeane D Arc, Brave Story, Disgaea: Darkness remake, FFT remake, and a few other non-remakes. However, my honest opinion is not to buy systems you don't have time to play. I have been on the verge of buying a PS3 or Xbox 360 for at least 6 months now, but I have so many good games still not finished or played that it would be $400 wasted. (And I do have enough $ on hand to buy any system right now). But enjoy your current quest and games first before moving on.

[rushlock]

Good info, as well as advice, Knight of Lodis. I seem to be forever behind the times, and will, no doubt, be buying PSP games in some distant future when PSP games are no longer being made (like I am now with the GBA).

Too...thanks again for the reminder about enjoying the games I have now. I try to keep that in mind when I'm adventuring, but the reminder is always, always, always welcome.