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| bam431 (Junior Member) 29 October 2009 16:11 |
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"dual pens" because dual screens and cameras wasn't enough.
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| dragnandy (Senior Member) 29 October 2009 18:35 |
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i would have greeted this update with support, but that new price increase just ruins it.
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| TBandit (Member) 29 October 2009 20:55 |
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yep just what for another 6 months and they'll relese one that can make phone calls or play music
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| TBandit (Member) 29 October 2009 20:57 |
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yep just what for another 6 months and they'll relese one that can make phone calls or play music
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| smokyrain (AfterDawn Addict) 29 October 2009 21:26 |
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I would just love to see a Multi Language support for the DSi..
That would make me happy.
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| nintenut (Senior Member) 30 October 2009 3:30 |
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I don't understand where all the bitching is coming from regarding this... It's just an alternative for people who want a bigger screen, or for people like me who have stupidly large mits. It's not like the PSP-3000, with no real big changes from it's "Predecessor".
As I didn't get a DSi, this will be my "Upgrade", though I'll miss the GBA... I guess I'll be taking the Lite with me, too...
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| KillerBug (Senior Member) 30 October 2009 3:57 |
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"The handheld retails for the equivalent of $220 USD in Japan."
You can get a used PS3 for that kind of money! And the screens may be bigger, but the resolution is the same, so the image quality is even worse than the old version.
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| core2kid (Senior Member) 30 October 2009 18:07 |
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Originally posted by nintenut: It's not like the PSP-3000, with no real big changes from it's "Predecessor".
Except the fact that the price didn't increase $50.
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| nintenut (Senior Member) 30 October 2009 20:25 |
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I'd like to point out that the $220 price tag is with the current conversion rates... The Dollar is in the toilet now.
¥18,900 was the going rate for the DSi at launch, while this is ¥20,000. It's literally a $10 difference.
At the time of the DSi's launch, ¥18,900 was only about $180, while now it's more than $200.
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| KillerBug (Senior Member) 30 October 2009 22:58 |
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Originally posted by nintenut: I'd like to point out that the $220 price tag is with the current conversion rates... The Dollar is in the toilet now.
¥18,900 was the going rate for the DSi at launch, while this is ¥20,000. It's literally a $10 difference.
At the time of the DSi's launch, ¥18,900 was only about $180, while now it's more than $200.
You assume that a japanese company won't factor in the conversion rate?
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| nintenut (Senior Member) 31 October 2009 0:21 |
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Originally posted by nintenut: I'd like to point out that the $220 price tag is with the current conversion rates... The Dollar is in the toilet now.
¥18,900 was the going rate for the DSi at launch, while this is ¥20,000. It's literally a $10 difference.
At the time of the DSi's launch, ¥18,900 was only about $180, while now it's more than $200.
You assume that a Japanese company won't factor in the conversion rate?
Why would they? It won't be coming stateside for at least a few months, for now it's just within Japan.
One Yen is still one Yen in Japan, the DSi is still selling for ¥18,900 even if the dollar is quickly falling to the worth of toilet tissue. What, every time the exchange rate from CAD to USD takes a dip in our favor we lower the prices of our systems? No... It's the same price in that region.
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| ebuylife (Inactive) 11 November 2009 1:53 |
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Originally posted by TBandit: yep just what for another 6 months and they'll relese one that can make phone calls or play music
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| ebuylife (Inactive) 11 November 2009 2:01 |
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Originally posted by nintenut: I'd like to point out that the $220 price tag is with the current conversion rates... The Dollar is in the toilet now.
¥18,900 was the going rate for the DSi at launch, while this is ¥20,000. It's literally a $10 difference.
At the time of the DSi's launch, ¥18,900 was only about $180, while now it's more than $200.
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