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[Sammer Guy Pizza Cat]

Because you might have bought yours late, when the DSi was first coming out. Either that or your router is capable of of using MORE than just one type of security setting at the same time. Like that of a Buffalo brand name router.

[lovegod703]

Both wrong. It was a WPA-only router at my grandma's house, and I got my DS lite for Christmas '06 (Or whatever year the DS lite first came out)

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[BAMFing ARCHER]

Actually, WPA is stronger than WEP. It's a lot easier to hack into a WEP than a WPA.

Well, all you gotta do for both is just run through every single possibility, which isn't that hard, anyways.

I'd say get a PS3 instead. Over a 360, 'cause from what I've seen, the 360 costs more over a long time if you want Live, and there's the whole RRoD deal.

I wouldn't advise getting a DSi until the prices drop, or until good DSi exclusives come out.

[Sammer Guy Pizza Cat]

Well, I'll basically use the DSi for Online Play and other things, while I use the DS Lite for Standard Play (NOT Online). I mean, Two Classic DS Units can't even do Game Link Games for GBA, so that's why I have my GBA and GBA SP. And since you all suggested it, I'll save up for a PS3. Now, the only thing I need to wonder is which unit to get? A 20GB, 40GB or 80GB?

[BAMFing ARCHER]

I highly suggest 80GB, since it's more economical.

[Sammer Guy Pizza Cat]

I'll have to put that on a to-get list. Besides, maybe I can get one with a DualShock 3 Controller, or even two. Besides, the DualShock 3 has all of the Funtionality of the SixAxis Controller, and the Rumble Features of the DualShock 1 and 2 Controllers of PlayStations Past.

[lovegod703]

Yeah, 80GB. You're gunna run out of space on a 40GB pretty fast.

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[Shrowser]

You can always upgrade with a regular hard drive any time you feel you're running out of space.

[lovegod703]

[Sammer Guy Pizza Cat]

[Shrowser]