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

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...

Best ds ever

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

As the second overhaul of the Nintendo DS design, the DSi is less about cosmetic changes and more about functionality. The DS Lite was smaller, brighter, and more attractive than the original clunky DS hardware, but the DSi focuses more on its built-in camera and internet features than anything...

Lite and Mighty

WiFi gaming capabilities and fun camera and sound activities make the DSi a welcome upgrade for most Nintendo fans.

Intuitive to use; fun multimedia options; slick WiFi gaming; online shop

Weak camera; no editing of non-DSi photos; lacks GameBoy Advance support; limited music compatibility

Watch out world! The Nintendo DSi has got you in its sights! Complete with cameras, a music player and downloadable games, the next generation of DS is looking to make an impact.

Just four and a half years after its initial release, the Nintendo DS has sold more than 100 million units worldwide, solidifying itself as the best-selling portable video game console of all time.

Adds two larger screens; two 0.3-megapixel cameras; a bit thinner than the DS Lite; exclusive access to the DSi Shop for downloadable games and applications

No longer supports Game Boy Advance games; lower battery life than its predecessor; Internet security settings are buried and confusing