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Pottyone | 09:24 Sun 24th Oct 2010 | Gaming
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Has anyone bought a Ninendo dsi or dsi xl from America? Or from Amazon.com? Does it work in this country? Thanks
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Usually handhelds such as these, gameboys, atari lynx etc... have no region encoded onto them as they have their own screen built in. I know the older handheld's allow you to play multi regional games, I would say 98% positive that USA version will play UK games. Games consoles such as PS3 and XBOX 36O have region chips inside as the tv's in diferent regions play at a different Hz level hence why these are regioned.
Hope this sort of helps you.
Why not try www.amazon.co.uk ???
15:59 Sun 24th Oct 2010
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Because amazon.com is two thirds of the price!
16:07 Sun 24th Oct 2010
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but if its bought from the USA you have a USA warranty, so if you have problems you need to take it back the USA...
16:09 Sun 24th Oct 2010
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Shipping to UK and customs may eat into price savings too.
16:45 Sun 24th Oct 2010
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Be aware that the power supplies are very different over there.
16:48 Sun 24th Oct 2010
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I have a Japanese DS and with an power adapter that are easily available, work with no problems, will also work with a powered USB lead so can be hooked up to laptop etc to recharge.
16:51 Sun 24th Oct 2010

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