Currently, I am considering purchasing a DS during summer or shortly after it. Specifically, I am considering getting either the original DS or a DS Lite, since it has backwards Gameboy Advance compatibility (compared to the DSi and XL versions, that do not). So what is the problem?
Well, as you might have heard, Nintendo is developing a new handheld console called the 3DS. Initially, I thought this was just a DS with additional 3D support, but it is actually a completely new handheld. And in typical Nintendo tradition, it is going to have backwards DS compatibility.
So now, I find myself torn. One one hand, if I buy a DS (Lite), I will get to enjoy GBA and DS titles, but I would be preety much buying a handheld that is going to be outdated within a year and that I can't expect new titles for for very much longer. On the other, if I wait to get a 3DS, I will get to enjoy all the new titles as well as the DS ones....but at the cost of GBA compatibility.
Yes, I know I could theoretically buy both. But if I buy a DS during summer, chances are that I won't be able to buy a new system for a while.
So what do you think I should do? And please don't say "Just do what you think is best for you", beacuse that doesn't help me in the slightest. Just pretend you were in my shoes and then vote and comment based on that.
Well, as you might have heard, Nintendo is developing a new handheld console called the 3DS. Initially, I thought this was just a DS with additional 3D support, but it is actually a completely new handheld. And in typical Nintendo tradition, it is going to have backwards DS compatibility.
So now, I find myself torn. One one hand, if I buy a DS (Lite), I will get to enjoy GBA and DS titles, but I would be preety much buying a handheld that is going to be outdated within a year and that I can't expect new titles for for very much longer. On the other, if I wait to get a 3DS, I will get to enjoy all the new titles as well as the DS ones....but at the cost of GBA compatibility.
Yes, I know I could theoretically buy both. But if I buy a DS during summer, chances are that I won't be able to buy a new system for a while.
So what do you think I should do? And please don't say "Just do what you think is best for you", beacuse that doesn't help me in the slightest. Just pretend you were in my shoes and then vote and comment based on that.