Thinking Of Getting A DS Lite

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Soulja

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i'm looking into getting a ds lite tomorrow, but i'm stuck in 2 minds at the moment :( what games would you lot reccomend? to set my router up for wi-fi do i just go to 'wireless network setup wizard' ? also i might be going on a few holidays this year so would be handy then, can you get spare batterys for it and are they easy to change?

Thanks :D
 
i bought zoo keeper as something for my gf to play when we go on holiday, but its not left my DS since ive had it (mainly because I only have two games atm, and one is a GBA game). It's so addivtive trying to get the high scores.
 
Hey dude.

I can't recommend it enough.

Had mine for a couple of days and loving it.

I have got Metroid Prime : hunters and Trauma center

They are both very unique and make for great gaming.

very small and easy to carry, and they look ace.

£100 for a top piece of kit. Go for it, I know you wanna ;)
 
Dont think, get one. Batteries are a fiver and easy to change.

Mario kart and SMB are ace. Cant get enough of it, its a toss up whether to play the lite or 360 even at home.
 
I just got a DS Lite to replace the original DS (giving that to my brother) and would definitely recommend getting one. The new Super Mario Bros is very good and I'll recommend mario kart, sonic rush and meteos as well.
 
Ive had mine since the weekend, top stuff! The brain training game is a good laugh.

Has anyone set there ds for wifi? What do i need to buy?
 
Really nice bit of kit. The wireless play is trivial to set up - yes, you too can be kicked into next week by millions of people who are tons better at Tetris than you ;)

And nSMB is soooo much fun.
 
Was a bit unsure myself about getting one since at first I thought they may be a bit childish compared to my psp, but I got to say the psp is a piece of crap compared to this!!! Its just too boring. Well Ive been playing mario kart all weekend and cant get enough of it :D This just aint a kiddies toy no more. :cool:
 
Everyone who doesn't already own Brain Training, go out and buy it!

I've owned the original DS since launch and have bought 20+ games. Many of them destroyed the usual boundries between male and female, gamers and non gamers, old and young, but none as much as this.

I love it, my girlfriend loves it, her friends can't get enough. My mates take a detour on the way back from work to get their daily 'training in' - one bought a copy for his mum and she loves it.

It really is the dog's No swearing!, and easily worth triple the £21 price tag.
 
Dont blame you mate, the only fun games out of the seven I had was grand theft auto and wipeout pure. Even then wipeout is mediocre and gta is practically just a port over. In all I wasnt impressed. But I have my DS now to keep me entertained so no probs. :)
 
Warbie said:
Everyone who doesn't already own Brain Training, go out and buy it!

I've owned the original DS since launch and have bought 20+ games. Many of them destroyed the usual boundries between male and female, gamers and non gamers, old and young, but none as much as this.

I love it, my girlfriend loves it, her friends can't get enough. My mates take a detour on the way back from work to get their daily 'training in' - one bought a copy for his mum and she loves it.

It really is the dog's ******, and easily worth triple the £21 price tag.
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Its 16.99 ;)

Which os the one to get, brain academy or training???
 
Tempted to pop down ASDA and pick up a DS Lite for £89.

How much do games cost in ASDA though? Would obviously like to purchase a game at the same time.

Wondering if I should go to Game for a DS Lite + any game for £109 or buy it from ASDA.
 
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