Psychonaut
Senior Member
ITT: David is a moron.
but on a different note, i don't think a flash cart would be too hard/taxing to learn how to do. it would just be finding the roms.
also, lolnotalkofroms/emulators on tbt. pm's, srsly.
did you buy a new system, and how much was it?
the DSi isn't just a ds lite with an console-based shop, it's got an actual calendar (IIRC), internet if you feel like paying $5 i think (unless it's free) and the wifi, from what i've heard, is much more supported, if you wish to use it.
inb4 "lolihaveanitouch/phoneidontneedinternet"
if you think about your purchase of the DS lite, it couldn't have been at a worse time, really.
a new console (not just an upgraded/side-gen upgrade, a new system, more or less) is right around the corner.
but eh. i guess you can get a year or so of use out of it, before there aren't any new games, and there's a boatload of old ds games that are awesome.
I suggest picking up at least the first phoenix wright game (if you can find it cheap) if you like hotel dusk, and don't mind buying the game.
and pokemon, if you can get over that a lot of kids play it.
kirby superstar ultra is great if you want a platformer
and don't forget you can play all the gba games, if you have any lying around, or want to pick some up dirt cheap. i recommend golden sun, castlevania 1 & 3 (circle of the moon and something else, third one to come out on gba), and warioware 1 (mega microgames) if you can find those. they should all be under $10 used at gamestops, dunno about online.
good luck, i guess. really should've saved your money, in my opinion. even if it's twice the price, when the 3ds comes out i'm fairly certain there will be some sales of the DS lite/i, if you could be patient about it. and i love how you have no clue as to what you want to play on the system, or how to get them if you intend to use a flash cart.
oh well.
but on a different note, i don't think a flash cart would be too hard/taxing to learn how to do. it would just be finding the roms.
also, lolnotalkofroms/emulators on tbt. pm's, srsly.
did you buy a new system, and how much was it?
the DSi isn't just a ds lite with an console-based shop, it's got an actual calendar (IIRC), internet if you feel like paying $5 i think (unless it's free) and the wifi, from what i've heard, is much more supported, if you wish to use it.
inb4 "lolihaveanitouch/phoneidontneedinternet"
if you think about your purchase of the DS lite, it couldn't have been at a worse time, really.
a new console (not just an upgraded/side-gen upgrade, a new system, more or less) is right around the corner.
but eh. i guess you can get a year or so of use out of it, before there aren't any new games, and there's a boatload of old ds games that are awesome.
I suggest picking up at least the first phoenix wright game (if you can find it cheap) if you like hotel dusk, and don't mind buying the game.
and pokemon, if you can get over that a lot of kids play it.
kirby superstar ultra is great if you want a platformer
and don't forget you can play all the gba games, if you have any lying around, or want to pick some up dirt cheap. i recommend golden sun, castlevania 1 & 3 (circle of the moon and something else, third one to come out on gba), and warioware 1 (mega microgames) if you can find those. they should all be under $10 used at gamestops, dunno about online.
good luck, i guess. really should've saved your money, in my opinion. even if it's twice the price, when the 3ds comes out i'm fairly certain there will be some sales of the DS lite/i, if you could be patient about it. and i love how you have no clue as to what you want to play on the system, or how to get them if you intend to use a flash cart.
oh well.