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| 30 May 2014 06:57 PM
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I asked for one this year but they didn't get me it because of the cost.
The sad thing is that my little sister got hers over the summer and I've been jealous ever since. And my brother has his own Gamecube.
It's not even like the Gamecube would be used much anymore, if at all.
I have so many questions about what kind of games people play on their DS.
How do you connect your DS to another DS? Do you need any sort of cable or something?
How big are the games themselves in memory size?
And why did Nintendo think it was okay to put an R-4 in the first place?
~LᴏʀᴅBʟᴀᴋᴇ2909~
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| 30 May 2014 06:59 PM
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Maybe ask your parents again.
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| 30 May 2014 08:12 PM
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you can connect them with wifi (which is required), or just go into shops where there's game demos and see if anything catches ur eye!
games tend to range around the price of $20-$50 per cartridge, depending how good it is, same applies for the dsi/3ds versions as well.
and i dont really know about those r4s, though i doubt anyone actually uses those things.
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| 31 May 2014 12:04 AM
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Well thanks for helping out guys.
I'm gonna try convincing my parents some more and hopefully next year I'll finally get one.
Thanks again.
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