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DS-Xtreme 2GB - The PSP Gets Its Final Blow

Not just enhancing DS' memory, but also its life span

By Filip Truta, Games Editor

5th of April 2007, 14:31 GMT

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If anyone still considered the PSP a better piece of handheld gaming device than Nintendo's DS and DS Lite, their universe is about to crumble upon them as the new DS-Xtreme 2GB! On-board memory is out. Not that it wasn't doing amazingly

well already, but with 2 extra GB of memory, DS gamers will be able to push the limits of Nintendo's top selling handheld console. As a DS owner, you'll be able to launch free homebrew games, listen to your favorite audio tracks, view pictures and even watch quality video files on the popular handheld. Additionally, the DS-Xtreme hands-down offers the best value for money ratio on the market. 2GB of storage space is 18 times larger than that offered by wishful competitors.

Now, if Sony hasn't yet finished work on their new PSP, they might want to consider a memory expanding possibility for the system, or why not, implement it directly. The DS-Xtreme 2GB will surely expand not only that DS' memory, but also its life span, so: PSP2 beware!

The DS-Xtreme 2GB is suitable for gamers of any skill level to just pick up play, it's incredibly easy to use! All gamers have to do is connect the cartridge to the PC via the housed USB port and drag and drop all their homebrew games, applications, movies, audio files and more. Heck, there's enough memory to hold over 20 episodes of Seinfeld. Once you're done filling the cartridge, simply remove it from the USB port, insert it into the DS and enjoy.

DS gamers who acquire the new DS-Xtreme 2GB should know that more content will be made available to ensure that it is put to good use. Sony better get their best teams working on that new PSP.

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