Yes! As long as Link doesn't talk. May I remind you of the Legend of Zelda cartoon? "Exuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me Princess!" Oh, gawsh, I don't want to have to relive that. I shudder at the thought of it.

*shudder*

*shudder, shudder*

*shudderific seizure*

i dont really want games, if they are going to release dsi only game, i want some more fun or useful, like the flip book

FireBombz

Well they'll be releasing both, so there's no problem there.

Anyways, I think it'd be cool if there were demos like MPH: First Hunt in the Shop. More like tech demosin whichthe levels aren't taken from the game, but made specifically for the purpose ofshowing you how the game functions.

I didn't mean in it in that exact context, but I mean the technical advances wont encourage that many gamers to make the switch to the DSi. Anyways, I think new DS games will help sell the DSi, but not to those casuals who already own a DS, I don't think it'll do anything for them. Gaming not being their strongest interest, I can't see them paying what the did for the DS again for the DSi. That is unless some camera specific game is released and really creates a buzz like Brain Training did.

As well, I never personally saw the DS as a stop gap between GameBoys. Being hyped around the same time as the PSP gave the impression that the two consoles would be going head to head for some time. That and the leap was the biggest Nintendo Handheld leap in my opinion. The two screens, one of them being a touch screen, and the fact they were boasting 3D gaming on par with the N64. I just see that as a huge leap. The leap between the DS and DSi is more comparable to the GameBoy and GameBoy Colour. Fair enough the Colour had an exlusive library of games and lasted 3 years, but compared to the lifespan of the original GameBoy it didn't last long did it? Come to think of it, the GameBoy Advance only lasted 3 years as well. And now I don't remember where I was trying to go with all this lol.

I guess I just don't believe the technical leap of the DSi can make it stand out as it's own console. I see it rather as an extension of the original DS concept. Much like the GBA SD is to the GBA and the GBC was to the GameBoy. It may have a few exclusives, though most likely making simple use of the camera features, but I can't see it being expanded upon more than that. Maybe there will be a collection of downloadable games and applications, but that'll surely be to used to attract more casual gamers who are considering getting an iPhone, regardless of what Nintendo are saying.

Raiko101

1. The DSi is not and never will be a new system

2. DSi games won't just be regular DS game that use the camera. That makes NO SENSE AT ALL(seriously,NONE AT ALL!!!!). As stated in another thread, they'll have better textures, more objects, better sound quality, better physics/AI, and better animations. Considering the DSi's potential, making silly camera games would be a waste of time and money. They'll most likely be greater in qualitybut few in numbers.

3. Just becausesome people won't be able to play DSi games, it doesn't mean that devs will only make simple games that aren't worth anyone's time just so the minority won't get angry.

There's a few more things, but I don't feel like explaining...

might be a dumb question but does the dsi work with kingston sd cards? I want to know I found a cheap 16gb one that Im thinking about buying

Keenzach

It should work. Go for it.

[QUOTE="twindragon55"]um if u say upgrade like buy one or do u just take your old DS n they will tell u how much u need to pay to exchange n extra money u pay for itFireBombz

if you trade in a ds lite, they will give you 70$ off of dsi, if you bring the ds phat, you will get 50$ off of dsi

Actually, it's $45 for a DS Lite and $35 for a DS Phat. The offer in which you get $25 extra towards a DSi ended on the fifth.

1. No EMU is guaranteed to work so if it doesn't, you're outa luck.

2. Discussion of Flash Cards, EMU's and ROMs is forbidden on this site.

3. The real copy is only $35 and is guaranteed to work. If you can't afford it, then you need to find another way to entertain yourself. Gaming isa privilege, not a necessity.

SWEET! GAMESPOT FROM DSi...THE WORLD HAS GOTTEN EXTREEMLY BETTER...

OK what do you think the "i" in DSi stands for (just curious)...

"i" as in eye (which is the camera).

"i" as in I.

"i" as in internet (which you can download games from).

"i" as in iTunes (it is compatable with it).

or all of the above?

Link9n17

Take out iTunes and you got it.

[QUOTE="Hydrafiend"]

Anyone else think that the hinge on the DSi feels a little loose-especially on the left side?

Epak_

You'd think they learned from the DSL fiasco. Could it be that they made the same mistake with the materia againl?! :shock:

I think it's just a defect. Mine's very sturdy.

dont buy into the hype, the ds or dsL are great systes. no need to get the "latest thing" , just get what u want!trx1961

Well if that's what he wants, then I don't see the problem.

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Now is the best time to buy a DS considering that the DSi just came out. It's bound to extend the DS' life span by a few years, not that it was dying beforethe DSicame out.

[QUOTE="blankshore"]

I'll probably end up using some of my 1000 free DSi Points to download it. I mean it's WarioWare, and it's free--why wouldn't I buy it?

awssk8er716

That's what I was thinking. Theres not many great DSi Ware games (Launch ones atleast), and this will probably be one of the best.

I'm going to get it, and I don't really trust GS's reviews.

The minigames so far rate in this order. Aquia, Brain Age Express, Wario Ware, Birds and Beans, and Master of Illusion, Aquia being the best.

I'm either gonna DL Aquia and save the remaining 500pts for when they update or I'm gonna get Brain Age and Birds and Beans. Hard choice...