twesterm said:
I actually sold my SP because, you know, the DS/DSL plays GBA games and had no need for it. That would be like me keeping my PS2 around when I have a backwards compatible PS3. |
Right, but you obviously have a DS or Lite already so it is really that big of a deal? If it was because you were looking to sell the older model, how much money would you even get for it? And also, it's rare that any cartridge based system has had backwards compatibility. I can only think of the DS in fact. If they were to make the system smaller while actually having a bigger screen(s) and more features, something probably had to go and that appears to be the GBA slot.
And with console, it's nice to have the backwards compatibility so you can store the system away since they can take up a lot of space. Handhelds take up little space and don't generally sit in the entertainment stand with the TV and other consoles anyway. Just my opinion on both subjects.
I'll come up with something better eventually...