Business Trip Survival Tactics for Gamers

Andygoes writes, "If you're anything like me, you like your video games for more than just casual, occasional play; you use them as a distraction. Video games for me are like a bottle of beer or glass of scotch after a long day of work for a lawyer or business person. Games are my release. Traveling limits me on my access to video games (I don't have a laptop yet, or a handheld game machine like DS or PSP), so I have to be a bit more creative. Here's what I've done this time around..."

[CrAppleton]

Good to keep in mind

[bgrundman]

This article came from a time-tested road warrior.

[bgrundman]

Any other suggestions for good gaming on the road?

[MIA]

Interesting. You might want to wake up early on Friday and get a DS Bundle though, LOL

[bgrundman]

You better bet that the idea is on my mind. I look forward to trampling old ladies!

[Jimmy the Greek]

i hope i never have to battle the masses on black friday

[bgrundman]

I could totally understand that too... nobody like to wake up early!

[bgrundman]

Would anyone consider using a Zune instead of a PSP or Nintendo DS?

[pp]

Yes i would PSP and DS are both sh*t made for LOOSERS.

[Bladestar]

whats the battery power for the PSP and the DS as far as MP3 is concern? heck can you even listen to MP3 songs on the DS?

I have a PSP and DS and I would never use it as a replacement for music... just like I would never use an MP3 players as a replacement for games....

These devices tend to perform poorly for what it's not their primary purpose...

[Philip J Fry]

if gaming is for kids only, what good is this article?