>>2

Back in the DS days, it was like this.

The hinge part looks small because it’s thin, but the DS was too big except for the display.

>>3

I thought the same during the PSP Monster Hunter as well.

Games around here are still very much active and can still play well.

I think that if they release a poorly done port or remaster, it won’t sell well.

Mobile devices, in particular,

Should I secure the original DS console while I still can…?

Only DS?

Are the rights all good? Did some kind of deadline expire?

>>8

Even if we concede a million steps, using the manufacturer’s logo is not acceptable.

Isn’t it good with DSi?

Is 3DS no good?

My 2DS broke, and since the repair acceptance just ended, I can no longer use 4G.

>>10

It’s not NEW, and that’s the end.

>>10

I was playing Monster Hunter on the 2DS…

>>10

I think we should search for a new place to move while we can.

You can still get a new 2DSLL.

Can you insert Advance Soft too?

I’m not very familiar with these compatible devices, but can you insert the ROM directly, or do you play with the extracted data?

Already 20 years…?

Is it one that incorporates a mud app emulator?

My presbyopia has been getting worse lately.

I’m confident that I can’t read the text in the size of the image.

As long as I have the software, I can be at ease even if the current machine dies.

Well, there are a lot of downloadable software…

If you’re going to buy this, wouldn’t it be better to just buy a used DS?

>>20

Although some are expensive, most of the ones before the DSi have their LCDs dead, so there aren’t any decent quality ones.

Why does DSL turn yellow like that!

>>24

Everything will turn yellow.

>>27

Accept repairs!

It’s not a compatible machine; it’s supposed to be an emulator specially designed for DS emulation.

Can’t insert the cartridge and need to suck it out.

You’re probably breaking it anyway.

Extracting data from the DS cartridge is a hassle now.

Most of them need the main unit.

>>25

Isn’t it possible to mod the 3DS?

>>46

I can do it.

In any case, if the main unit still works, it might be better to go with that.

The only one that isn’t repaired yet is the final variation of the NEW2DSLL.

If it’s the old Monster Hunter, giving up and going to Switch’s XX is also an option.

The used prices are skyrocketing at an incredible pace…

I have a few left behind at my parents’ house.

Should I let it flow into the second-hand market?

Is it that one called MagicX Zero 40?

From the look of the sales page, it seems like an emulator, so I wonder if I can insert my existing ROMs…

I looked into it, but it’s just an emulator for the DS, not a compatible device, so isn’t there no impact on used software?

This form is attractive, but if you just want to play normally, it seems better to somehow get a 2DS LL.

You can still buy a used one for just over 10,000 yen to within 30,000 yen.

>>34

I feel like I don’t see the new 2DS LL that often in second-hand markets…

Well, it seems like there might be something out there if you look around online.

>>36

There are quite a few online.

I think there are quite a few at GEO as well.

I remember buying it for just under 20,000 yen at the store a few years ago, but now it’s quite expensive.

I wish they would remaster the Rurouni Kenshin trilogy…

When I first saw the 2DS, I honestly thought, “Isn’t this tough?” But seeing this, I think it was quite an effort in design.

It’s cute and nice, but when I think about doing things like “Bofuri,” it gets tough; cuteness is a trade-off with comfort…

A compatible device with 3DS output…

>>39

It’s too expensive…

The 3DSLL works, but it’s really yellowed, so it’s tough.

If I leave the 3DS while it’s out of charge for a while…

I accidentally changed the screen.

Is the logo okay?

>>44

It’s safe because not everything is okay.

I was impressed when I saw an image of DQ9 on an emulator that looked like the graphics of DQ8.

DS games have a feature where the two screens are used for impactful visuals, like a quota.

There are titles that either do not depict hidden parts considering the existence of the bezel, or titles that simply divide them without regard for that, so handheld devices must find it quite challenging to reproduce this aspect.

Just be careful because this manufacturer is like a manufacturer that does things like specifications fraud with products that have specifications like this.

Nintendo DS Model Number NTR-001 (JPN)

Display

Upper screen

– 3-inch (diagonal) transmissive TFT color LCD

– With backlight (4 levels of brightness adjustment available)

– 192×256 pixel resolution with a 0.24mm dot pitch

– Displays 260,000 colors

Lower screen

– 3-inch (diagonal) half-transmissive reflective TFT color LCD

– With backlight

– 192×256 pixel resolution, 0.24mm dot pitch

– 260,000 colors displayed

– Resistive membrane type with transparent analog touch screen

>>50

It’s NTR!

The screen is tiny, it’s an emulator, and it has the same logo.

I want to be knocked down until I’m incapacitated by trademark rights.

I would like a device with a slightly larger screen or one that has the same width as a DS and bigger buttons.

The DS series is tough because it can’t output to a screen like a computer.

It would be good if the main company sold DS Mini.

>>55

The screen is hard to see and it’s difficult to operate, so there’s no need to make the portable device mini…

Can we pass by each other?

Hmm.

The fact that the cheaply bought Moe-tan naked cassette is skyrocketing in price makes it feel like something really happened.

Is it because it’s a bit erotic?

>>62

It’s an era where anything becomes expensive if the supply is low.

Why are you making it smaller? Isn’t there a larger one for home use?

>>63

If I make it bigger on two screens, it will be heavy.

Is there any point in buying NEW even though you can’t buy VC now?

The small screen… it kills my eyes.

The battery of my 3DS is draining really fast…