The smartypants answer is 'both', but you'll probably want the PS2 version. It doesn't struggle with the slowdown present in the GBA version, it's got unlockable commercials (Phil Hartman!) and ephemera, it's got kicky 80's music rockin' while you play -- the only thing missing is six or seven homebrew games (AtariAge.com material) that the GBA version packs in. Honestly though, of those seven only Oystron is really worth coming back to much.