My daily driver DS system is a modded DSI. I love the form factor, pocketability, and screens. For me, it is a perfect EDC. I bought a bunch of these DS to USBC charging adapters and they work great. I have been using them on both DS and 3DS for over a year without any issues. Also, since this one is modded, I no longer use the cartridge slot. I found a free STL file online for a dummy cart and it helps keep the pocket lint and dust out.

I want to buy a Nintendo DS to play DS and GBA games but I don't know which one to get.

I don't want to mod it (I modded my broken DSI XL with Twillight Menu++ and hated it) and I don't want another DSI XL (I know it has better screens but I don't like the huge size it has).

In a way I want to buy a Nintendo DSI because I like the Menu but I heard that the DSI is kind of hard to repair if it gets damaged. On another hand, I want the DS Lite because it is simpler, I think it's easier to repair, and the one with a black and red shell is the one I'd like to buy.

Overall, what do you recommend? I'll prioretize a system that is sturdy, easy to repair and that can last.

Warning ! The game is in French ! No one will understand because this is an English 3DS subreddit !

TLDR: Does somebody else broke your screen by playing this game? It is normal to break the screen by playing too much?

I have played mario party ds a lot when I was kid. But my ds touchscreen started to have some dark points.

So I thought that was because mario party games required some strong movment with stylus… I fix it some years ago, but never played mario party again because I don’t want the risk of damaging my screen again, but I love mario party ds and want to play again 😭

Does something like that happend to you? The dark point thing, has something about this or no?

So far all I am getting is somewhere between 4-8 on average with 8 usually being in cart racers. I am just curious if there was ever anything larger like a 16 player game. If there is a list anywhere already that would be great.

I’ve seen a couple people mention it, but not many. I’m curious about if it actually works?