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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-22-2007 @ 3:00AM
l2play said...
I'd take a Flat Panel T.V. too if it was widescreen, above 32 inches with HD-Built in. In this generation though, more kids would rather play games then have a fancy T.V.(Playing games on a Fancy T.V. isn't optionable!) With that said, you can play homebrew games, listen to music, watch craptacular quality movies. Hell, in a few more years instead of touching the bottom screen, you can probably warp in and play as mario himself. All in all, i'm glad the DS was put on the top 10 list. It fought hard and stayed on top and will continue to stay on top for many years to come.
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11-22-2007 @ 3:25AM
Deuz Augustine said...
This is just an image, you can't vote here
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11-22-2007 @ 9:30AM
Donald said...
The DS Lite's in second behind the iPhone (which is running away with it). Very nice.
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