*To buy DSi or DSLite?

Well. Do you guys think there are the need to upgrade from DSLite to DSi?Pricing difference goes up to 110 dollar for this 2 machine.

Re: Help needed on flashcartsThe BEST flash cart is DSi One!
http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dsonei/

Re: Help needed on flashcartsThe CycloDS is generally considered the best, but it's not DSi-compatible. Out of the DSi-compatible flashcarts, you'd probably be best off with either a Supercard DSONEi, an M3i Zero or an Acekard 2i.

This ain't "emulation news".This should be in gaming lounge.I own 1 of each ds btw :D

dsi is a waste of money we want systems for games not cameras

Replying to #5

Fortunately, the DSi does indeed play games, contrary to popular belief >_>

and i heard that there even releasing a game just for the dsi

Replying to #7

It's just gonna use the extra memory, camera and memorycard usage I bet.Personally, the dsi is good if you never played a ds or bothered with gameboy games at all.But if you have gba carts then ds/dslite is the go.But if you want gb/gbc then your screwed :(Think of what you want from it and go-dsi is best for new owners...I own all 3 and know the pro's and cons-but it's the usage that defines them.

GB/C games are almost perfectly emulatable on any DS.

i will go with dsi
its the best

Replying to #10

I'm going to have to go with this as well. I myself was one of the many, many people who, before the NDSi was released Stateside, found the DSi to be worthless. I got one as a gift though, and it's way better then anyone had said it was(at the time). For those who use the GBA Slot, keep your DSLite/DSBrick. But in all honesty, the loss of the GBA slot wasn't that big of a deal. Nothing's going to be made for the GBA anymore, it's dead. So why keep it? Waste of space.Not to mention the new stuff on the DSi outweigh the losses.

tehuber1337 · #9GB/C games are almost perfectly emulatable on any DS.

I mean without an emu-and it's not perfect anyways, kingdom hearts gba has issues...or is that the psp one?Anyway-that's an old statment I used on gamespot-it does apply if no flash cards are used...And for some emulators are difficult to use-I know of the hassles I had.I got them working but not perfectly.

Given that there is no GBA emulator, you must be thinking of the PSP one.

Replying to #13

..your right...Forgot that I use ezy 3 in one XD(for ds lite that is)My mistake.

well wnith the 1.4 update it going to make it kind of hard to play ds roms on the dsi. me i would go with a light or a normal ds the first one to come out but it depends on the person

Replying to #15

Uh, no. No it doesn't. And yeah, theres a GBA emulator for the DSi. Just need the DSiPlayer.

Replying to #16

There's an emulator now, but there wasn't one at the time of my last post in this thread.And no, it doesn't require a DSi. As long as you have an iPlayer, it'll work on any DS.

Replying to #17

Tell me. Isn't this a DSi topic? Did I not say for the DSi? Do I have to be that damn specific that I have to say it will work for all of them? The others have GBA Slots. They don't need it. >.>;

Replying to #18

Tell me. Don't the first couple of posts in this thread indicate that it wasn't originally a DSi topic? Did you not say that there is a GBA emulator for the DSi, implying that it's only for the DSi? Did you think noobs would automatically assume that it would work on a regular DS despite being told that it's for the DSi? Had you simply said DS, you'd be less likely to mislead noobs. They don't need that. >.>;

Replying to #19

I said DSi because it's main FOR the DSi. I don't really care about the noobs. The DS and DS Lite can use the EZV or something, they dont need the actual emulator. It's cheaper to do it with a flashcard for the GBA. And no, I didn't say it was only for the DSi. I said it was for the DSiPlayer, which is a flashcard, and ONLY for the DSiPlayer. Which is its actual name. DSiPlayer. Was originally the iPlayer. And the topic title says DSi or DSLite. I'm giving reasons FOR the DSi.