Nintendo DS Lite, DSi & 3DS XL (merged threads)

booeyhugh

viking direct has them only blk and wht though, for £85.99

orchid-96

Hi, I got mine in Gamestation for £99 choice of several colours (I got red) and it included a free game (I had a choice of around 4 good games) - I also purchased a warranty for around £14 or so which covers the ds lite for any eventuality - having already broken one (got it wet) I thought this was good as I was buying it for my 6 yr old son) it means if he drops it/damages it in any way, we are entitled to a repair/replacement....

newmommyjen

http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/54965
http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/252353/nintendo-ds-lite-reduced-to-80-at-a/ £80 at asda???

nilrs

hi

yes there is a new ds coming out, it is called the Dsi, it looks virtually the same, although it has a slightly larger screen, no gameboy slot anymore, and it has 2 cameras, plus a sim slot so you can play music etc, as i posted on the other ds post, they will be region locked, i was considering ordering one from japan but glad i didnt now.

hth
nilrs

le_eswiss

If you/someone you know are flying through an airport, you can pick them up for c. £85. (You don't actually need to leave the UK or EU, but need to take a flight).
I got one including More Brain Training for £85 from HMV two weeks ago at Heathrow.

mrs.maverick

Bought a DS in Woolworths today, £89.99 (£10 off basic cost) so was pleased with that, even if they only had black or white in stock left!

Can anyone advise where to buy cheaper games as they all seem to be either £19.99 or £29.99! Thanks!

sparkleworld

Tesco's have got a few bargains Gunpey for £4.97
To find specific games at the cheapest prices use

http://www.find-dvd.co.uk/videoGames.aspx
The games menu is along the top

Hope this helps

Regards
Sparkle

chrisw

mrs.maverick wrote: »

Can anyone advise where to buy cheaper games as they all seem to be either £19.99 or £29.99! Thanks!

You could always get something like a dstt cart but it is illegal to download games.

mrs.maverick

Thanks for that! BTW, what is 'homebrew'?

Crazy_Jamie

Homebrew is essentially programmes written unofficially by consumers. You can get Homebrew applications on the DS, but it is certainly not something that the average consumer needs to be concerned about, as getting them to run on to your DS can be somewhat complicated. To get the vast majority of Homebrew applications to run on consoles you need to modify the unit in some way, and the DS is no exception to this. Unless you know what you are doing or have a passion to learn about Homebrew I would advise leaving it alone.