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Price Comparison for Nintendo DS Lite Onyx
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NINTENDO DS LITE,WITH 8 GAMES
Platforms: Nintendo DS Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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£ 144.96 |
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by - written on 16/01/08 (Very useful, 209 readings)
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At first when I purchased the Nintendo ds lite I must admit I think I'd made a big mistake, there wasn't a lot of games available and I knew I'd get bored of it, Recently there's being a few games out and there's an internet browser which I love as you can email friends when your on holiday if the room has a wifi connection, I also love the fact the there's lots of flash cartridges available which are rewritable and I can upload msn onto the flash card and use it like I would use it on the computer. The Nintendo DS Lite, is a sleeker, Nintendo DS. The device employs innovative dual-screen and microphone-enabled gameplay as well as Wi-Fi multiplayer ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/07/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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The Nintendo DS Lite is one of the latest handheld gaming systems and has on offer a huge range of games along with loads of features to enhance your gaming. I bought the Nintendo DS Lite in the Onyx Black colour as it looks great with a shiny black outside and a matt black inside. Most people go for other colours such as white or pink for girls, so I thought I'd be different. It really is a great portable console and although I don't play it that much, I have had some brilliant games for it and enjoy playing it when I do. The Box ******** The Nintendo DS Lite comes in a white box with a picture of the DS on the front and it's respective ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/08/09 (Very useful, 158 readings)
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****The Nintendo DS Lite**** The Nintendo DS Lite ("NDSL") was released in the UK in June 2006 as a replacement for the Nintendo DS ("NDS"). The NDSL is approximately 39% smaller and 21% lighter than its predecessor, however the signatory dual screen remains the same size, which is some feat. In order to put this reduction in to perspective I have included the dimensions and weight of the NDSL in a 'technical specs' section at the end of this review. In order to reduce the size and keep the same screen size some changes had to be made to the NDSL, but they are purely cosmetic and do not interfere with using the NDSL for the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/10/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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[Nintendo DS Lite] Overview: The Nintendo DS Lite (NDSL) is a very attractive looking hand-held console with a touchscreen and plenty of games available. It has two screens (a game screen and a touch screen), a D-pad, 6 game buttons, a stylus, a start and select button, volume control, headphone jack, power button, NDS cartridge slot, and a second slot for GBA games. There is Wi-fi access for online gaming and it has a pre-programmed calender and alarm clock. Games: Many games featured on the NDSL utilises the stylus and touchscreen. Examples of using the stylus in NDSL games include: drawing, tapping out rhythms, moving your players, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/09/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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The DS lite is another entertaining, portable game console. The DS lite is exactly the same as the original DS but lighter and more portable. I love the DS because it is very small and cute, and accessible anywhere. It will fit in your pocket. Well you would have to have a pretty big pocket but you get the idea. I can't really think of any major faults, only minor. The games are small and slim. You can just pop them in and off you go! Also I would just like to tell anyone who wants to buy a DS, that when you want to take a game out of the console you push the game lightly into its gap and it will automatically pop right out again. DO NOT ... Read the complete review





