Nintendo are hardware whores. Let's face it, the GBA has seen so many renditions, we've lost count, (well, maybe not). The Original Game Boy hardware wasn't without its makeovers either. But then, who cares

Well worth the money. Neat little device which has troubled the psp since its introduction and in my view is a better handheld console with unique and interesting games. nintendo should stick to making unique games rather than bringing out the same copy of different games every year e.g.

My overall impression with this product was that it was very reliable through my years owning it. It worked with all of the games that I had, except for the occasional blow that I had to give to get dust out of the two videogame slots.

-Wide array of Games; Allows you to play your Gameboy Advance Games; Very easy to get into; Has chat; Battery Life is very large

- Wi-fi is hard to understand -Hard to find people in chat -Stylus can crack screen if not careful -Occasionally gets dust in game slots

THIS is the DS you were expecting Nintendo to release on November 11th, 2004, not that ugly bulky grey thing. The dual screens and cool touch interface was enough to make most of us forgive Nintendo for the looks of the original DS.

T echnologically savvy and notoriously harder to please, kids ages 9 and up require extra attention when selecting software and gifts that will truly engage their attention and hold their interest. Fortunately, we've found a few pleasers.

The Nintendo DS Lite gaming system is a nice gaming system. When I first considered buying a gaming system for my older children, I wanted something that would have a good selection of educational games. As a parent I want them to play and learn at the same time.