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"...The AC adapter isn't any different than the GBA SP unit's AC adapter, except with Nintendo DS printed on the unit instead of Game Boy Advance SP. There's a good reason for this: both systems can use either adapter."
That £20 will go on drink, then. Plus, I was right all along, so I, er, Win!
But surely it'll accept 110-240V so they only have to make one type of console - I'm sure that it's just the charger.
Anyway - it's good news because now we won't have to pay for expensive transformers- yay!
> Why don’t you just buy a second SP charger for £7 instead of
> wasting £20 on a converter?
Because I did not think of that :) lol.
I dont think I have seen them about. Can you pick them up almost anywhere?
> Good news although I'l need to get a step-down eventually as my SP is
> soon going to belong to my Stepmum.
> The deal was I give her my SP and she gets me a DS.
Why don’t you just buy a second SP charger for £7 instead of wasting £20 on a converter?
The deal was I give her my SP and she gets me a DS.
There's three pages of photo's.
> Oh, yes, they also have pictures of the thumb-strap- which is a
> tumb/wrist strap combo, and actually looks rather nice.
>
> Go Ninty!
Do you have the pictures?
NGC mentioned the thumb-strap which is a decent enough substitute for analogue for me - I didn't even think of doing it that way. Mazza 64 will be fantastic with it.