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ncmurray
13-07-2006, 20:15
Hi All

Does anyone know if DS games bought in the US will work on a DS console bought in the UK?

thanks in advance

Kazzie
13-07-2006, 20:19
Yes, they work on both, we bought a couple of games when we were over in Florida in Feb and they work fine.

Karen

ncmurray
13-07-2006, 20:39
Thanks for that, Karen. Thats just what I needed to know:)

christhear
13-07-2006, 21:09
the DS and the Game boy Games are all Ok from the US, its the PS2 games that are not compatible

Ray&Sarah
14-07-2006, 12:55
The PSP games are ok too, just not the UMB (Videos) for the PSP's.

Our youngest has a US DS and has bought both games here and in the US for it.[msnsmile2]

pieman790
14-07-2006, 13:27
X-box and PS2 games will not work on a standard machine in the UK.
PSP (games only), Gameboy and DS games will all work in the UK and if you have a gamecube the US games will work if you have a freeloader disc.

ashley.smith
15-07-2006, 03:29
Ditto all the above... also the DS games are round 1/3 cheaper than UK as well

Magical Dreams
16-07-2006, 14:03
Just before you jump in and buy them for the DS, I'd check some of the online stores in the UK.
Play.com is excellent and can be the same or cheaper than the USA.

Not true for all of the games but worth checking out.

Some of the larger Walmart stores carry a good range
So do EB, Toy's R US and Game Stop.
Also try the Virgin Megastore at DTD on the upper level.

As others have said, the CD/DVD formats will not work on UK Machines unless you have them chipped.
The UMD's for the PSP are region coded and so will not work.

SteveandJan
17-07-2006, 00:21
my boys have bought a few games in the US and so much cheaper.

sharondl
30-07-2006, 22:22
allways bought gameboy and now ds games even bought advance machine (sorry not sure what to call it at 36 not up on techno terms)in flordia.

kids have money saved and from grandparents so first stop toys r us get rid of as much money as I can talk them into then dont want to trail endless shops buying more mideless rubbish which gets but in bin before come home

sharon