How to draw doodle style in photoshop

Hi guys. I'm a good drawer BUT very new at photoshop. I would like to draw doodle style artwork for android and iphone games.
I can draw them on paper but how would I draw them in photoshop. I MEAN - what brushes would I use - is there a special BALLPOINT pen brush etc...

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Hey CodeBeastAdobe - As others have indicated, a tablet is GREAT for being able to doodle in Photoshop, and PS has great support for Wacom brand tablets.
I'm looking into buying a Cintiq tablet, and as such am selling my Intuos3 6"x11" for 200.00USD. It's a widescreen tablet (not sure if your monitor is widescreen or not), but it works perfectly and could be a good opportunity to be able to draw in PS in a more traditional manner.
I have to budget for the Cintiq, which is also by Wacom, but that actually lets you draw ON SCREEN! To me, that's the perfect mix of traditional art and digital art (but wow, are they expensive!)
If you are interested, let me know. Wacom sells a myriad of different pens, most with replaceable nibs. PS does a good job of letting you change the brush dynamics so that you can emulate brush types. If you're using CS5, you gotta check out the mixer brush. That thing is really cool.

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