How to Pick a DS

Take a look at all of the details (and your wallet)., After you've decided on which system you want/can afford, take a look into sites like Amazon or eBay if you can't afford retail price., If you can afford retail price: Check your local stores...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Take a look at all of the details (and your wallet).

    Go to Nintendo's website and they will have a chart comparing all of the systems (click on "features" then "compare systems").

    The amount you can spend on a gaming system will really effect which console you can buy.
  2. Step 2: After you've decided on which system you want/can afford

    If you would like to buy local, go to your local GameStop and they may have a refurbished system.

    Beware:
    If you do buy a used system from one of these sites, it may not be in perfect condition.

    It might have scratches or other damage.

    Make sure to read the description before you buy. , Or even buy online if you want to. , This will save you money and maybe even effort trying to find a case and your first game for the system so that when you get it you will have something to play.
  3. Step 3: take a look into sites like Amazon or eBay if you can't afford retail price.

  4. Step 4: If you can afford retail price: Check your local stores like Best Buy

  5. Step 5: Target

  6. Step 6: Walmart

  7. Step 7: and GameStop.

  8. Step 8: See if you can find a Bundle Pack that usually includes the system

  9. Step 9: a game

  10. Step 10: and a carrying case.

Detailed Guide

Go to Nintendo's website and they will have a chart comparing all of the systems (click on "features" then "compare systems").

The amount you can spend on a gaming system will really effect which console you can buy.

If you would like to buy local, go to your local GameStop and they may have a refurbished system.

Beware:
If you do buy a used system from one of these sites, it may not be in perfect condition.

It might have scratches or other damage.

Make sure to read the description before you buy. , Or even buy online if you want to. , This will save you money and maybe even effort trying to find a case and your first game for the system so that when you get it you will have something to play.

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