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Gaffer · 31-01-2008, 12:08 PM

The DS may cost more, agreed....but it will provide more fun in the long term.

Here is a breakdown of my DS hardware (not including my games, but including the bundle pack):

Nintendo DS with New Super Mario Brothers £110
White Rumble Pack £8
Crystal Case £4
Hori Screen Protectors £3
Wii strap lanyard £0
Protective game case £0

Total = £125 (so that's with a game.....take off the price of the game (NSMB rrp= £30) and that equals £95 for the hardware).

I also have an R4 with 2Gb Sandisk for the occasional homebrew = £33

Yes....adding any extra games costs more, and I was hesitant at first because I thought one or t'other would be neglected.
This hasn't been the case at all

. Wii is used most of the time, DS is used when I want the odd portable game.
They complement eachother nicely imo

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31-01-2008, 12:08 PM	#22 (permalink)
Gaffer Best Avatar on WiiTalk Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Sitting in my Nowhere Land. Posts: 1,278 Mii Mood: Wii Username: Gaffer Wii Code: 5822.9585.9861.0525	The DS may cost more, agreed....but it will provide more fun in the long term. Here is a breakdown of my DS hardware (not including my games, but including the bundle pack): Nintendo DS with New Super Mario Brothers £110 White Rumble Pack £8 Crystal Case £4 Hori Screen Protectors £3 Wii strap lanyard £0 Protective game case £0 Total = £125 (so that's with a game.....take off the price of the game (NSMB rrp= £30) and that equals £95 for the hardware). I also have an R4 with 2Gb Sandisk for the occasional homebrew = £33 Yes....adding any extra games costs more, and I was hesitant at first because I thought one or t'other would be neglected. This hasn't been the case at all . Wii is used most of the time, DS is used when I want the odd portable game. They complement eachother nicely imo .