Nintendo DS Lite

I was very lucky this Christmas in fact Santa brought me everything I wanted and a few surprises. Whilst on a train a few months ago I saw a girl working her way through 'Brain Training' with a peculiar looking pen and started to become curious at the same time however I started to read stories of people obsessed with gaming on their DS's and knew I'd never become a statistic so asked my mum and dad for one this Christmas. The thing is that like most girls (Ok so I am nearly 23) I wanted the pink DS and nothing else. My dad mentioned on a regular basis that the pink console was hard to get and I may have to look at another colour...but in true style I stamped ...  Read the complete review

This was bought for my son for a birthday present last year, The Nintendo DS Lite is a hand held games console, I paid £109 in Virgin megastores for the DS console, accessory kit and the game that came with it was Cars. The accessory kit The accessory kit included a case, two extra styluses, a travel battery recharger, two protective game cases for when your out and about and a set of ear phones. I was not sure if he would be impressed with it or not (as he can be hard to please sometimes, like most kids these days) but as it turned out he was over the moon and I must add so was I , as I to, enjoy playing it. Playing the ...  Read the complete review

I brought the Nintendo ds lite over a year ago now, I brought the lite instead of the original simply because it looked better and weighed better. Usually the ds is aimed mainly at children, but as I am no child I find that it caters for my gaming needs very well. This review will highlight the highs and lows (of which there aren't many) of the Nintendo ds, and why I would recommend it to potential buyers either for themselves, or their children. The Nintendo ds lite is entertainment galore. It boasts numerous features that have enabled it to compete with Sony's psp. Firstly the size of the ds gives it a huge advantage, as you can carry it around with you ...  Read the complete review

Recently, my younger Sister purchased a Nintendo DS Lite for herself and she loves it. There are so many games out there so there is something for everyone so you'll never get bored with your purchase. I think the reason she likes it so much as she has the "pink" version which is nice and girlie. It is also a nice size and very light, which can fit into her bag when travelling etc. What is a Nintendo DS Lite? A Nintendo DS Lite is similar to the Nintendo DS which was released in 2004. However, the original Nintendo DS was a lot heavier and bulkier and didn't have as many function. The Nintendo DS Lite was released in 2006 and has been ...  Read the complete review

Several months ago I purchased a Nintendo DS Lite. The main purpose of the purchase was for use as a Japanese electronic dictionary and Kanji drills. A lot of software is available in Japan for this. The design of the Nintendo DS incorporating a touch pen makes it perfect for writing Kanji on the screen. I haven't played many games but in terms of the hardware itself, the DS is impressive. Upon first sight the DS has an attractive design with a range of buttons kept to a minimum to keep it simple and dual screen. The design of the DS light goes back to Nintendo's earlier roots in the early 1980's when they produced basic electronic ...  Read the complete review