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depends, how frequently do you play GBA games? I still do, but I'm probably going to get a micro to go along with my DSi, it's so tiny!I smell big-buisness...
Reading on what kind of games Big N is selling, I sense remakes...
Like New Play Control for wii
New Features for the DSi
I find it surprising this being sold as an "update"
So is this worth getting?
Too be honest the only thing the Lite has right now is the GBA slot. But I found it only useful for Pokemon migrating.I smell big-buisness...
Reading on what kind of games Big N is selling, I sense remakes...
Like New Play Control for wii
New Features for the DSi
I find it surprising this being sold as an "update"
So is this worth getting?
No, it's probably not. If you have a music player (iPod, Zune, etc.) and you have a digital camera or cameraphone, you most likely don't want it. The only thing you maybe would want it for is the DSi shop (if anything awesome comes out) and possibly the Internet browser. Also, WARNING, Nintendo decided that it would only play AAC files, so MP3 WON'T WORK.I smell big-buisness...
Reading on what kind of games Big N is selling, I sense remakes...
Like New Play Control for wii
New Features for the DSi
I find it surprising this being sold as an "update"
So is this worth getting?
That really isn't a big issue. My DSi categorized all my AAC Files into their Albums. Also Itunes is a free AAC converter.. Also, WARNING, Nintendo decided that it would only play AAC files, so MP3 WON'T WORK.
Your right, but I love those gimmicks. Though I do love to listen to Instrumentals so those gimmicks help me choose over an Ipod, which I believe are Ear Drills.Meh, music filters are just another gimmick. Doesn't inspire me to use the DSi instead of my iPod.
LolWut?Also, it irks me that they had a DSi commercial focusing entirely around the Liquify feature of the photo function.
Like, seriously?
I got exactly the same thing!I got the light blue DSi and Pokemon Platinum. I'm happy so far.
You're right...the iPod, a device created to play music, is an ear drill, and the DSi, a game system with an MP3 Player as an extra, is a chorus of angels. >_>Your right, but I love those gimmicks. Though I do love to listen to Instrumentals so those gimmicks help me choose over an Ipod, which I believe are Ear Drills.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeGEjTVgN_sLolWut?
Youtube Link.
Wait, let me guess; Nintendo made the OS for the DSi block out AR?A shame it cant read my Action Replay DS though. I'll just stick to my DS Lite with that.
No. I meant the volume on Ipod's are ear breakers.You're right...the iPod, a device created to play music, is an ear drill, and the DSi, a game system with an MP3 Player as an extra, is the chorus of angels. >_>
Sense: that statement makes none.
You could always use the original DS.You're right...the iPod, a device created to play music, is an ear drill, and the DSi, a game system with an MP3 Player as an extra, is a chorus of angels. >_>
Sense: that statement makes none.
Gimmicks are what made me love the Wii and the DS before they came out. Then I actually got them and I forgot that they even existed. For example: Pictochat. Photo Channel. Weather Channel.
The DS is a good system (whilst I could not say I think the same for the Wii), but I still got attracted by gimmicks which never really affected my experience. I get the feeling the DSi is chock full of that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeGEjTVgN_s
Wait, let me guess; Nintendo made the OS for the DSi block out AR?
Another reason to NOT get the DSi. Too much crap trying to stop you from playing the system how you want to play it.
(While I don't support piracy, flash cards are used for more than piracy, I believe. Don't yell at me if I'm wrong, I've never researched them.)
Not that I can find my ARDS at the moment anyways...but if I ever find it/get another one, I want to be able to use it. Is it a crime to catch Shaymin myself instead of driving 45 minutes to Toys 'R' Us, wasting gas, so I can get it zapped into my game, with no effort involved and without having the OT be myself? Or, you know, to get it eventually instead of waiting a year and a half for it to even be announced as an actual Pokemon?
Yeah, but I need a new DS. My Phat has recently fallen prey to the all-too-common hinge crack. It's certainly playable and I don't run into any issues other than...You could always use the original DS.
Wait, free Wii Points? I didn't know that existed. Do you have a link to an article or anything about it?I do believe Nintendo is somewhat annoyed by the free Wii points hack that's become somewhat mainstream though.
Yeah, you're right. On the other hand, is the AR the cause of all of this? I'm fairly sure it isn't. From what I gathered things blocking out AR/Homebrew use are because they don't want people using codes and such.I don't condone the removal of hacking outright, but the fact is that no company is expected to support using their product in potentially illegal ways. I suspect that the issues every company has with Chinese piracy haven't helped the matter.
Yeah...I can see the other side's point when it comes to piracy and legality issues, but I don't support Nintendo's "ZOMGHAXXOR" policy. I know they need to keep online play relatively fair, but there's ALWAYS going to be someone out there who decides to be a jerk and hack. For my part, I don't do codes online. I've done it once or twice for kicks but it's not really that fun and it's rather low.I'm not necesarily in disagreement with you, but rather I like to point out the viewpoint of the opposing arguement. Especially concerning the stupid, annoying real-world requirements for catching "event" pokemon.
Seems like it. It is a shame, really.Wait, let me guess; Nintendo made the OS for the DSi block out AR?
I'm still waiting for a Pinkish Red Char Custom DSi with the camera lens being able to turn Red.
EDIT: omg! they have a limited edition FFCC: echoes of time DSi in japan for almost 24,000 yen which is about $240 it comes with the game and a soundtrack http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKkzk_PSq-s&feature=relatedI'm getting this when it releases in the US
I actually have to google it myself to find information on it's existance, as I am only aware of first-hand accounts of the hack. I found an instructional video in the third result when I searched the terms "free" "wii" "points" "homebrew" and "hack" on google, but I hesitate putting a direct link because it kinda comes close to breaking the smashboards rules on hacking.Wait, free Wii Points? I didn't know that existed. Do you have a link to an article or anything about it?
That I don't condone.
it turns red? cool, we won't have to worry about red eyeI'm still waiting for a Pinkish Red Char Custom DSi with the camera lens being able to turn Red.
I wish it was real. But Bandai did go all out last gen with its Char customs.it turns red? cool, we won't have to worry about red eye
The magnet just puts the DSi to sleep, even when the system is openDid anyone get the BD&A system wallet?
I did,but now I am worried the magnet might harm the dsi.
But it is authorized by Nintendo...
Does anyone know if it's safe?
What games did everyone get with their free points?
I got WarioWare, bird and beans and that magic game.
I believe the DSi doesn't use a hard drive.But aren't magnets bad for stuff with a hard drive?
Well Firus, the 360 would fall prey to your "doesn't appear to be meant as an actual GAMING device" title too, wouldn't it? It can stream Netflix, play music, allow chat with friends, download TV shows, etc, etc. Tons of non-gaming related features, but it's still a gaming device isn't it. So it the DSi. If the DS was a gaming device, then the DSi is a gaming device with more features. Plain and simple.Basically, the DSi is a lot of fun to screw around with but it doesn't appear to be meant as an actual GAMING device, which is what I buy handhelds for. I've seen a few commercials for it...well, that's a lie. I've seen a few commercials for it repeated about ten times each. Anyways, it already has its own stupid slogan right next to "Wii would like to play" (well, that one's kind of catchy, but still rather pun-ish, you must admit) -- "What will you and 'i' do?" -- and the commercials so far have focused on how fun it is to manipulate photos to make fun of your friends and how much fun it is to tap a screen in rhythm. Doesn't sound like my kind of gaming device.
Yeah, because I don't need an MP3 player, a camera, or the ability to add silly effects to photos I take, really. Then it costs me more.So wait -- you're actually complaining that it can be used as both a gaming device and a multimedia device?
I'm sorry if I'm in the wrong here, but I just kind of assumed that having more features was a good thing.
I'm not saying I don't have my issues with the 360. I had always respected that Nintendo didn't add on extra crap to their systems because all I need is a gaming device. I dislike that with the 360, I'm also paying for the ability to play DVDs when I have not and will not ever use that feature since I have a perfectly working DVD player and playing too many DVDs in the 360 could potentially have bad effects on it (I had a friend who played too many DVDs on their PS2 and it would only play DVDs). I'm not saying the DSi is awful and nothing else even comes close to having the same problems. The thing is, the 360 doesn't THRIVE off of the fact that it has those things. The commercials I see for the 360 are based on the software, not how fun it is to play DVDs and music on it (although I do enjoy the ability to play my own music during games at times, it's hardly a necessary feature).Well Firus, the 360 would fall prey to your "doesn't appear to be meant as an actual GAMING device" title too, wouldn't it? It can stream Netflix, play music, allow chat with friends, download TV shows, etc, etc. Tons of non-gaming related features, but it's still a gaming device isn't it. So it the DSi. If the DS was a gaming device, then the DSi is a gaming device with more features. Plain and simple.
It's Firus. >_> Firus the Hedgehog, just without spaces.
I don't really see how any number of extra features, especially just the ability to switch cartridges without turning off the system (that takes like, what, five seconds?), can make 1036 games irrelevant; especially when those 1036 games include gems like Metroid Fusion, ALttP/Four Swords, all of the third gen Pokemon games, both Fire Emblem games...I could go on. There are a ton of great games on GBA.
depends on what they were doing, the DSi does have downloadable content now with $10 of nintendo points to use (they made it like one currency now, Nintendo points could go into your Wii or your DSi now to stop confusion)I'm not trying to start up arguments, but when someone says that they've thoroughly enjoyed a gaming device without actually putting a GAME in, I have to point it out as clear evidence as to why one would have an issue with the DSi.