Nintendo-DSi
Nintendo has officially announced an upgrade to the DS portable gaming console. It is called the DSi, maintaining the trademark double-screen (DS). The new unit features a larger 3.5″ display, while becoming 12% thinner than the previous DS model. The DSi does not include a GBA cartridge port, which means the console can no longer play GameBoy and GameBoy Advance games. Otherwise, the DSi is extremely feature-packed, including cameras, paint software, advanced web browser, music playback, SD slot, internal storage, and more.
The DSi will launch on November 1st (Japan) with a cost of ¥189,000 (about $178 USD), which is in-line with the current DS model. Dates for International releases have not yet been announced.
Oct 2008
by it-echounder: Gadget6 Responses to “Nintendo DS to DSi”
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i love to play all day on my gamecube. ,”;
I like both the Gamecube and Xbox, we have them in our home office and also in our living room.-’;
i love both the gamecube and the nintendo DS, two of the best stuff you can get-.-
wether it is gamecumbe or nintendo wii, what matters is great graphics and ergonomics:..
i am addicted to computer games that is why i bought a gamecube for me and my brother ‘,*