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Looks pretty cool, although I'd be afraid of trying it myself. XD

DS Lite never dies.

 

It sounds very unstable though. Normally DS Lite will turn on even without a game inside (it will just return to the menu). I'd be careful if I were you.

DS Lite never dies.

 

It sounds very unstable though. Normally DS Lite will turn on even without a game inside (it will just return to the menu). I'd be careful if I were you.

When it doesn't turn on, what happens is it does turn on, but only for like 2 seconds, then in shuts off. But I don't see how it would function if I put it a DS game or if it worked without a top.

You're a genius.

Lighter than any other portable GBA system?

 

Challenge accepted.

Daiker: It'd play, likely, but you wouldn't be able to see a thing, period. xD On the top screen, of course. So, it's perfect for games that don't temporarily move the action totally to the top screen at any parts(FF3[unless you really want to see cutscenes on the top screen] or technically Phantom Hourglass anyone?[sleep Mode for PH's map transfer section would be activated by setting it on top of an already asleep DS, handy trick for GBA Lite. =D]); but otherwise, it would be a pain to guess. You'd see game over screens a lot. =P But it would work, especially since it's the touch screen that's intact. But, I'm not entirely certain how many games are touch-screen only, for the action.

 

The perfect challenge for you, however, is to get GBA-technology era games to work with the X and Y buttons, whether they are official games or not. =P

Lighter than any other portable GBA system?

 

Challenge accepted.

I've seen it, but it looks metal from here, so I think I have it beat B)

 

 

Daiker: It'd play, likely, but you wouldn't be able to see a thing, period. xD On the top screen, of course. So, it's perfect for games that don't temporarily move the action totally to the top screen at any parts(FF3[unless you really want to see cutscenes on the top screen] or technically Phantom Hourglass anyone?[sleep Mode for PH's map transfer section would be activated by setting it on top of an already asleep DS, handy trick for GBA Lite. =D]); but otherwise, it would be a pain to guess. You'd see game over screens a lot. =P But it would work, especially since it's the touch screen that's intact. But, I'm not entirely certain how many games are touch-screen only, for the action.

 

The perfect challenge for you, however, is to get GBA-technology era games to work with the X and Y buttons, whether they are official games or not. =P

I use it only for GBA games: I doubt it would even turn on if I put in a DS game.

Well, I don't know why it doesn't turn on if you don't have one in the GBA slot; however, you could dual slot it, to at least attempt it. After all, if you can get it to load the menus, then it's very likely to work for a DS game. Besides, if it doesn't, then you have your answer; if it does, you get to test one screen DS games. =P