Nintendo and me. Part II

 In a previous post I talked about how I got my first Gameboy Advance and Nintendo DS, today I would like to continue with the stories of Nintendo and me.

After I sold my DS, I didn't have a console for a while. At that time I had emulators for Gameboy, Gameboy Advance, and Nintendo DS on my phone, but a new console was realized, the Nintendo 3DS, just like the DS it had two screens, but now it was more powerful and had 3D technology, yes!  You could see in 3D without needing glasses, for me it was futuristic! I asked my dad for a 3DS but he said it was too expensive so I spent months sad and only desiring a 3DS. 

I was very young, and I even remember I made a 3DS out of paper. One day my dad accepted (after a lot of begging) to buy me the 3DS, and so he did, we went to Las Pulgas again and we bought one used, I wanted a cyan one, but they only had a red one, I also got to pick one game, so I chose Pokémon X, the game was brand new, it just had released in the markets, and I'm sure about this because I even got a Torchic from the launching event. I even remember downloading it at the doctor's because my mom had an appointment. 

I only had Pokemon X so I took advantage of it, a year later my grandma traveled to the United States and brought me two games, Super Mario 3D Land and Mario Kart 7, I really enjoyed those games, I played them a lot and also the free demos I downloaded from the Eshop. However one day, I would lose those two games in a restaurant, I asked a few days later if they had found them but it was pointless. After I while, I went with my mom to Las Pulgas to modify my 3DS, so I could install pirated games, and it worked, a new world opened to me, new franchises, different adventures, hundreds of hours playing, the Nintendo 3DS became my favorite console, and it still is one of my favorite's. Sadly, one day my mom left the 3DS on the cable box and it overheated, the games wouldn't save anymore and the console would turn off constantly, I still have it and I would like to fix it one day, for all the memories I had playing on it.

That was everything for this part, I hope you've enjoyed the lecture, and in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night.

- Carlos Meléndez