RM5xx is just the NDS/L only.

The RM7xx are the packages, usually comes with R4, 1/2gb transflash/mini-SD, screen protector, and maybe a pouch.

According to the wiki, it's a storage device.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_storage_devices

Read up for more info. And do check the Nintendo DS FAQ thread for additional information layed down in Reveur terms

Yes, you'll need to get the official headset from Nintendo cause there's a special port on the DS made for the headset.

The RM700 price tag *usually* comes bundled with other *necessary* things like pouch/case, mini-SD card, screen-protector, cloth, and etc. etc.

Overpriced for what? The bundle? You can get a standalone DS with R4 if you wanted to. Just need to ask the person of whom you're buying from.

The bundle, IMO, is kinda good for starters. Usually people who end up buying the handheld alone would end up purchasing extra(s) later..

Let's do some maths:

DS - RM550+/-
R4 - RM120+/-
Mini-SD 1Gb - RM60+/-
Screen protector ORI - RM30-40 +/-
Pouch (average type) - RM20-50

RM700+ also.

For about RM700, you'll get:

1 x NDS Lite
1 x R4
1 x Mini-SD (1gb?)
1 x Screen protector

Additionally, you might get:

1 x Pouch
1 x Free Gift

All this depends on who you buy from.

It's a flash cart. Can be used to run various homebrew programs like DSOrganize and Moonshell.

Seemed like a charger prob at first, but when you described screen dimming, I have no idea what's wrong with it

Phoenix down?

You must be new to FF series.

Ah, I thought Phoenix Down were still the essence in FFIII remake

Excellent, enjoy your new DS, and come for the gathering if you're interested for some multiplayer gaming

This should be in flash-cart discussion.

And that red/green button there is for Rumble(vibration) feature if available.

All DS's are the same actually. Except for voltage intake.

So yes, DS UK, and DS Asia can play with each other, so long as the game is same.

@ mickeynic: If you did a little research on the handheld you were gonna buy, you'll find out that there's no way a NDSL will accept a memory stick. The NDSL/NDS only accepts game cartridges of slot-1 size, and GBA size.

Yes, it's perfectly fine to charge overnight, as the DS turns itself off once it's full. Give 2-4 hours then the charging light will be gone.

Congratz and welcome to the club

Yeah, you can download demos from DS stations and also from the Wii

No.

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