Gaming is my ds fake

[Zorua]

Go to club.nintendo.com and try registering the code given at the bottom.

 

[MaxNuker]

well... the one thing that would look really suspicious and that a user posted here already ( the ds fakes link) is that the back decal with nintendo info, is a little mis-placed... but even if its a fake, for 15€ and if it can play all ds games okay, and even flashcarts... i dont think if i'd bother too much xD

 

[Deleted User]

That's some seriously impressive DS playing skills!
But it look legit to me.

It looks like a legit DSlite to me too. Anyway, as Vigilante said, you bought it for 15 EUR and it doesn't give you any troubles, so where's the problem?!

 

[The Catboy]

Go to club.nintendo.com and try registering the code given at the bottom.

Unless it's already been registered...wait can you re-register a ds?

Also one off-topic question
@aminemaster
What flashcard are you using?

 

[Ace Overclocked]

i just wanna know lol
and well i'm thinking of selling it to get a dstwo for my dsi(oh you greedy r4i-sdhc team)/3ds and some 3ds games(oot3d and kh3d) and i don't wanna sell a fake thing it's just unhonest

Go to club.nintendo.com and try registering the code given at the bottom.

Unless it's already been registered...wait can you re-register a ds?

Also one off-topic question
@aminemaster
What flashcard are you using?

r4i-sdhc (r4i-sdhc.com)

 

[The Catboy]

Also one off-topic question
@aminemaster
What flashcard are you using?

r4i-sdhc (r4i-sdhc.com)

Very interesting

 

[Zorua]

Go to club.nintendo.com and try registering the code given at the bottom.

Unless it's already been registered...wait can you re-register a ds?

It tells you that it's already been registered.

 

[Ace Overclocked]

Go to club.nintendo.com and try registering the code given at the bottom.

my club nintedno account is italian
and in there it says false

 

[raulpica]

IMHO, fake is an incorrect definition for those DSes. They're probably refurbished motherboards bought for cheap by some Chinese company, fitted with new screens and a new cover (that's why they have aestethical flaws) and then sold with a fake package as "fully original and new".

But, since the motherboard is still from Nintendo (I highly doubt there's someone capable of cloning a DS motherboard at competitive costs, out there), you can't really define them as "fake"

 

[Ace Overclocked]

any club nintendo.com member try it please
free stars for you
USF10314792
i already registered my old black dslite, i can't get the stars

 

[The Catboy]

IMHO, fake is a incorrect definition for those DSes. They're probably refurbished motherboards bought for cheap by some Chinese company, fitted with new screens and a new cover (that's why they have aestethical flaws) and then sold with a fake pakage as "fully original and new".

But, since the motherboard is still from Nintendo (I highly doubt there's someone capable of cloning a DS motherboard at competitive costs, out there), you can't really define them as "fake"

Fixed that for you

Although he is right, a fake ds would be something like this
[youtube]ow9SHsnFG2U[/youtube]

 

[Rayder]

It's probably just a DS that's had a replacement case from someplace like DealExtreme. I'm sure that if it was a fake, you would have found some kind of issue with it in the 2 years you've owned it.

As long as it works, I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[Ace Overclocked]

IMHO, fake is a uncorrect definition for those DSes. They're probably refurbished motherboards bought for cheap by some Chinese company, fitted with new screens and a new cover (that's why they have aestethical flaws) and then sold with a fake pakage as "fully original and new".

But, since the motherboard is still from Nintendo (I highly doubt there's someone capable of cloning a DS motherboard at competitive costs, out there), you can't really define them as "fake"

well they're not 100% original, they still are good but i still want to check
also built in quality can depend
but i'm still not seeing any flaw though

 

[raulpica]

IMHO, fake is a incorrect definition for those DSes. They're probably refurbished motherboards bought for cheap by some Chinese company, fitted with new screens and a new cover (that's why they have aestethical flaws) and then sold with a fake pakage as "fully original and new".

But, since the motherboard is still from Nintendo (I highly doubt there's someone capable of cloning a DS motherboard at competitive costs, out there), you can't really define them as "fake"

Fixed that for you

No need to be THAT fiscal, that was a typo

Fixed, anyway, thanks

 

[boktor666]

I hope you can find out if yours is real.. I would love to see pictures of it

 

[Miss Panda]

Go to club.nintendo.com and try registering the code given at the bottom.

my club nintedno account is italian
and in there it says false

The casing may have been changed. I put mine in a new casing after the hinge broke and it still has all that nintendo stuff written on the back so it looks like an original casing. But I suspect if I punched the numbers into the Nintendo Club it would come up as unrecognised or fake.

 

[Ace Overclocked]

I hope you can find out if yours is real.. I would love to see pictures of it

you can see the video on the 1st post

 

[Zorua]

any club nintendo.com member try it please
free stars for you
USF10314792
i already registered my old black dslite, i can't get the stars

Yup, it says that the code is not valid.
I'll go with what raulpica and Rayder said.

 

[Ace Overclocked]

IMHO, fake is a incorrect definition for those DSes. They're probably refurbished motherboards bought for cheap by some Chinese company, fitted with new screens and a new cover (that's why they have aestethical flaws) and then sold with a fake pakage as "fully original and new".

But, since the motherboard is still from Nintendo (I highly doubt there's someone capable of cloning a DS motherboard at competitive costs, out there), you can't really define them as "fake"

Fixed that for you

Although he is right, a fake ds would be something like this
[youtube]ow9SHsnFG2U[/youtube]

i wantched it that's just way too bad

 

[The Catboy]

IMHO, fake is a incorrect definition for those DSes. They're probably refurbished motherboards bought for cheap by some Chinese company, fitted with new screens and a new cover (that's why they have aestethical flaws) and then sold with a fake pakage as "fully original and new".

But, since the motherboard is still from Nintendo (I highly doubt there's someone capable of cloning a DS motherboard at competitive costs, out there), you can't really define them as "fake"

Fixed that for you

Although he is right, a fake ds would be something like this
[youtube]ow9SHsnFG2U[/youtube]

i wantched it that's just way too bad

Yeah, normally fakes aren't well made and are normally really bad crap systems like that.
If it works with DS games and such more than likely it just had a case change, that doesn't make it fake, that just means it has a different case and more than likely you can't send it back Nintendo (though I am not sure about that since I never heard of what happens if you do send a ds with a case change to Nintendo)