Reply With QuoteI feel bad for nintendo Why do those flash carts have to be so cheap they are cheaper than one game
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November 27th, 2007, 13:27 #21DCEmu Old Pro
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You know the funny thing is that even my local computer shop is selling it. They've dropped so much in price that stores are grabbing them and selling them within the uk shops.
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November 27th, 2007, 19:37 #22DCEmu Newbie
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November 28th, 2007, 05:14 #23The Filipino Guy
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not really.
games cost less.
ive never seen a flashcart that has been cheaper than a game.
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November 28th, 2007, 06:18 #24DCEmu Rookie
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In the UK games cost £24.99 online and I bought my R4 for £23 (including 1gb SDCard)...
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November 29th, 2007, 09:03 #25DCEmu Rookie
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In Australia, R4 cost $55 AUD on online retailer (Based in Australia ironically =P)
Video Game cost $70 AUD on average on DS. However TV based consoles have games that cost $100 AUD.
And a good 1gb MicroSD card if you shop around is only $20 AUD, I think that flashcards are getting cheaper, in overall value.
Plus if I understand this correctly, a normal video game in America cost $30 USD correct? Here they cost $70 AUD, when it should cost $50 =P, that probably explains the flashcards lack of price though =P
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