I assumed it was less of an after thought and more of a, we are running out of space thing.

Is still amazing that they put the most of the region in there.

The big problem is that the telecoms still charge by the minute to call a landline so most businesses have a Facebook page and use messenger as their primary form of contact.

I’m literally going to a vet now and they had messenger, WhatsApp or telegram as their contact method

I don’t think that’s the case, I just think it is old people not know how to use technology.

Additionally, all these people in power are using signal, how is that not a loud endorsement that everyone should be on it.

Sadly, my contact list remains mostly on WhatsApp and Facebook messenger only.

I would imagine they are given directions to do it, or if not, it might just be that some people perceive the hurt sounds to sound like the right side to them.

I really don’t know. I only found this list online and assumed it was comprehensive.

For the US, my understanding is that citizens can refuse, but if you do they may hold you for some time.

Non-citizens may be denied entry if they refuse to hand over their device.

Yeah, I just want to play 3ds and ds games on it. I don’t really care about the 3d, but I’ll mess with it sometimes.

I have a steamdeck for the rest, I just don’t like emulating ds stuff in a single screen.

Thanks for the info 🙏

Thanks for letting me know. I wasn’t aware that was an option. I completely skipped the ds generation as a kid. So, I’m going to try to catch up. Normally I’d emulate, but the dual screens is annoying to emulate.

Thanks! The seller I’m talking to has a gba sp so, I might pickup a dsi and sp if the price isn’t too high.

I’m also considering picking up a ds light from him instead, but I’d like the sp so I can also play my gameboy color games with backlight.

Thank you, but according to this wiki there are a bunch of games that do not run well on the dsi.

https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/GBARunner2/DSi_3DS_Compatibility_List#Retail_games

Luckily I still have my copy of red, blue, and gold. I also have my gameboy pocket and color.

I plan to pickup a 3ds xl, and I’ll emulate the ds titles. I’ll probably emulate emerald on my steamdeck unless I get a 3ds first.

I was using fast forward tools for red, but it didn’t feel as fun. I did the same on gold, but stopped and switched to playing on the gameboy color.

Fast forward, made me feel even more impatient to progress where the normal mode just let me play here and there.

This is pretty funny tbh.

Thanks! The video was great. Since I don’t plan to upgrade until I finish Pokemon gold, I’m going to keep an eye out for a 3dsxl. The “new” ones where I live are so expensive. You can get a switch for less 😂

But I guess what I really learned is that I’d be happy with any of the 3ds versions.

Thanks I’m going to check out the video.

I’m not sure if you will know the answer to this, but in my region 2ds, 3ds xl are at least $200 but the original 3ds is just like $90.

Is there something about the original that makes it so much cheaper? I only plan to use it for pokemon. I have a steamdeck for everything else. It’s just the dual screens are kind of important for those titles.

I like getting the original hardware partly as I may get the original carts down the line, and the console prices are not too bad at the moment.

I actually already have those things, but they are in America and I don’t live there any more. I’ll transport them to where I live at some point, but until then…

I grew up with these games although I never played gen 4. But I think I played the rest up until the one that takes place in the past and the current gen.

Thanks. I kind of want the option to buy the original carts later and thought the gba would be better since it plays gameboy games.

Then the 3ds should handle all the ds stuff.

I figured this way I could get maximum compatibility and have the option of buying original game carts down the line.