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Hey guys, I just bought a DSi and now I'm selling it along with my other copy of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. Let me know what you guys think.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Nintendo-DSi_W0QQitemZ280374675662QQcmdZV...
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So...I assume you're in this for profit and not actually playing games?
Dezner wrote:
So...I assume you're in this for profit and not actually playing games?
No, We've got a Wii and I'm focusing more on the Wii and I'm also planning to go to college now.
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So....you JUST bought a DSi, and are now selling it. Why bother getting it in the first place?
Does the lack of DSiWare have anything to do with this?
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Why??? If I were you, I would seriously think about this. There are actually a good number of quality dsiware titles.
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But, the initial attachment of owning said DSi will be gone. The possibility of a second DSi will just spit in the face of the first DSi, wherever it ends up.
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NuevoVida wrote:
No, We've got a Wii and I'm focusing more on the Wii and I'm also planning to go to college now.
Wouldn't it make more sense to keep the DSi then? **scratches head** For me it's actually the opposite: I play with my DSi more than with my Wii. Every few months I ponder whether to sell the latter, but I doubt I'll ever go through with it. There's still plenty of fun to be had with it.
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Pegasus wrote:
NuevoVida wrote:
No, We've got a Wii and I'm focusing more on the Wii and I'm also planning to go to college now.
Wouldn't it make more sense to keep the DSi then? **scratches head** For me it's actually the opposite: I play with my DSi more than with my Wii. Every few months I ponder whether to sell the latter, but I doubt I'll ever go through with it. There's still plenty of fun to be had with it.
Well that is the exact sentiment that I had before I got the DSi, I felt like I'd use it more than the Wii but now it's the exact opposite. Besides now that I'm preparing for College a lot of my new friends also use their Wii's more than their DS systems. For some reason or another most of the people my age (20) feel as if the Wii is tailored for an older audience as opposed to the DS.
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NuevoVida wrote:
Besides now that I'm preparing for College a lot of my new friends also use their Wii's more than their DS systems. For some reason or another most of the people my age (20) feel as if the Wii is tailored for an older audience as opposed to the DS.
Please don't sell your DSi because your friends think that it intended for a younger audience. Please!
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@NuevoVida: i'd think the obvious solution would be for you to keep your DSi and get new friends who aren't so judgemental, but what do I know?
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Dezner wrote:
So....you JUST bought a DSi, and are now selling it. Why bother getting it in the first place?
To make double the money, I bet? Maybe THIS is what's causing California's economy to langush. eBay should restrict selling items for about 12 months after buying it.
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