I love my Nintendo DSi! I bought it from Toys R Us for somewhere around $160, it was pretty expensive but I love it! I bought tons of games to play on it, it's really addicting, I can play for hours and I can feel like a kid again!

I bought this used and in like new condition. The DSI apparently has issues with it's L and R buttons. This is a very common issue and I honestly feel like I been ripped off. BUT for a temporary fix if you are also having this issue (which you shouldn't because it should come to you tested and...

The third iteration of the Nintendo DS , 2008's DSi made a smart move towards connectivity that forged the way for the console's growing global user base. Gamers looking for the latest models may want to check out our pages for the Nintendo 2DS or New Nintendo 3DS XL , but otherwise read on below...

Brighter screen and new music features; Fingerprint-friendly matte finish; Slimmer; with SD support; Fun camera minigames

A refresh rather than a revamp; Costly; Limited battery-life on brightest screen setting

Games console as described unfortunately NO GAMES were sent with this item and from what i have read i am not the only 1 not recieving games as promised

Sweet as limited edition from Japan. Ordered through Play-Asia, yet definitely worth it. However, the Japanese DSis don't support English language - just Japanese only. However, the console region free and can play any DS games without the need to worry.

Best ds ever

Cutting Edge; Good Instructions; Graphics; Great Value; Online Play; Quality Construction

The DS handheld platform has been incredibly successful for Nintendo, especially in the grossly improved Lite SKU, but if the GameBoy has taught us anything it's that Nintendo is a company that doesn't like leaving things alone.

I'm 28 years old, and all of the advertisements I'd seen for the DSi were geared toward my age category... I'm having a hard time finding it to be worth the money I spent on it. I recently got wireless internet in the house, so I downloaded the web application, and that's neat, but I can just go on...

For us and many of you readers, this week is that bad of return from vacation. Others, however, starting this weekend or the first week of September, and especially to them that we dedicate this article first post-vacation.

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