And stay away from Sony-made ones. I had a 4-Gb Sony card that would routinely fail to read (steady blinking led) and according to Google searches I'm far from the only one. SanDisk has always treated me good. Be wary of really cheap memory cards, as they're probably clunkers.
Fire Red/Leaf Green were introduced for the sole purpose of getting the original 250 (-Mew) in the R/S/E/D/P games. There are G/S/C Pokemon in FR/LG toward the end (after beating the Elite Four and playing through some new areas).
No need to get all defensive. Digimon was a failure and it's silly to think otherwise. No one buys the games, the card game got discontinued due to lack of intrest and whether or not you think the show was better the ratings compared to Pokemon would be like comparing Coke sales to store brand soda.
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Again, I draw your attention to the last part of that paragraph. The show's still going and they're still releasing games. It may not be a success on the level of Pokemon as a franchise, but you can't call it a flop if it hasn't failed. A flop would be something like Bionic Woman, where the show was cancelled because of poor ratings.
So, a better story and more interesting characters from a franchise that's existed for longer than Pokemon makes it inferior? I love the Pokemon games, but the anime is and always has been utter crap. Besides, Digimon is still on TV and still putting out decent games, so I don't really understand how it could be considered a flop.
Also, I loved Surge. It didn't fail, it was taken off the market due to the insane amounts of sugar within.
I bought an original DS gently used from a friend shortly after its release. I played the hell out of the Metroid Hunters demo for weeks before getting an actual game (let's face it, the DS had a pretty weak start).
Recently, the shoulder buttons on my DS became unreliable so I decided to buy a DS Lite (prompted by the release of the sexy Cobalt-Onyx model). I'm still not sure if it was a good decision considering how little I've been playing it lately.
By better system do you mean battle system? FFIV uses the classic ATB battle system, which is generally considered an improvement to the even more classic turn-based system that III uses. Also, it doesn't have the frustrating-as-hell lack of save points in dungeons.
Wireless interruption could be a number of things. Depending on how close you were to your router, you could have briefly lost connection. It's possible, if a number of other devices were simultaneously accessing the router, that there could have been interference. Low battery could also cause your wireless connection to become flakier. Has this happened more than once?
Edit: Okay, did a quick Google search (my preferred method of troubleshooting) and it turns out that 94030 is a somewhat common error around the debut of Nintendo WFC. Seems the most common fix is to limit the router's transfer speed to 2 Mb/s.
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