Canary in a Dark Cave

An Action Replay isn't scary if you use it right. I've had mine forever, and it hasn't ever hurt my games.

That's why you don't get used games.

@Pokemad
I buy used games because they go for cheaper, except for the first one I buy when the games come out. I was originally buying white but it was to cheaper to get with Diamond and now I get to run around with illegal pokemon while catching bidoofs with master balls.
@Fullmetal
I know that as long as you don't go dabbing around in thw world of mews with aurora tickets that ARs can be relatively harmless, but my cousin bricked his ds and two of his game(with an effort) and I have a slight fear of general technology. If my gameboy still worked and Silver decided to flip out on me I would stay in the same room, but whenever I think one of my DS games is acting weird it completely freaks me out. Still, though, an AR can makes things easier, like not having to run to Nimbasa when I'm stuck on route three. Well, I don't know how the code works...

@inertiaRADIO

One thing you have to remember is that you shouldn't use more than one, maybe two codes at a time. That's one of the major ways a AR will screw up a DS. Oh, and you can't drop it either. By the way, how much was Pokemon Diamond used where you live?

@Fullmetal
If you mean the price, it was one twenty five with two ds lite consoles and pokemon white and diamond. I couldn't get the other person to go down low enough if I only got white and a console. I've seen them for fifteen to twenty dollars most of the time.

@inertiaRADIO

Wow. All of the fourth and fifth gens here are still $34-$37.

@Fullmetal
Those sound like the gamestop prices for a gba game. I don't know what they are now, I haven't been in a while.

@inertiaRADIO

My Gamestop doesn't sell GBA games. Well, to my knowledge anyways.