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Message: [QUOTE="qw90700, post: 264690, member: 660650"] The thing is due to regional pricing and therefore currency conversation tons of video game consoles are too expensive to buy until like 2 decades passes for people in many countries that's currency is not American Dollar or Euro. For example for so many countries PS3 became "buyable" these years (Not "affordable" because people may can afford to buy these insanely expensive consoles but often they don't worth it due to the price they ask when you know eventually it will go cheaper and cheaper.). But the thing is this is 2nd hand market logic and its prices, so there is a "lowest price" moment of the market but afterwards the price gets increased forever due to "hard to find that works ok" therefore rarity increases price and then people are like "my price is that high because I kept it clean and avoided damage" BS. When you buy stuff in 2nd hand market you already accept that the product doesn't look good or may need repair but you mostly care how cheap it's but they ask non-2nd hand market value as if you buy it in a shop, and then they adjust its retail price from 2 decades ago to today's economy to set a price wow lol. That being said; NDS, 3DS, PSP, PS Vita are current "affordable on the go video game consoles" people wanna buy by spending less money as much as they can compared to new alternatives. Otherwise people would buy Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch or something and call it a day. But then NDS has amazing library I would want to play its games on original hardware, especially Ni no Kuni. Due to the way how gameplay is you gotta draw shapes on screen to cast magic similar to Arx Fatalis and it gives immersion experience!! And then on emulators the multiple screen gameplay doesn't work for me, I'd rather play it on NDS. So at least NDS worth to buy console for "on the go" gaming too. [/QUOTE]

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