I had one of our neighbours pop round today, which in itself is not too unusual, as she's friends with my mum.
What was unusual however was her request, did we have a DS she could borrow to play Brain Training on - my jaw almost hit the floor (fortunately the dog caught it in time
).
No wonder the DS (and Wii) are selling like hotcakes if as well as the traditional console players they have expanded the potential play group by that much (she's retired).
I'm tempted to put my Wii in the lounge after that.
What was unusual however was her request, did we have a DS she could borrow to play Brain Training on - my jaw almost hit the floor (fortunately the dog caught it in time
).No wonder the DS (and Wii) are selling like hotcakes if as well as the traditional console players they have expanded the potential play group by that much (she's retired).
I'm tempted to put my Wii in the lounge after that.