Eh, it's not the same. Also, red is only available in Japan.smitty wrote:They have a red one...
Anyone gotten to try all 3 DS's?
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Chapel wrote:Ah shucks, I was really hoping to make an SNES encased in a 19 pound glob of hotglue and duct tape.
Re: Anyone gotten to try all 3 DS's?
Whoops, I thought the new pink one was red...
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Re: Anyone gotten to try all 3 DS's?
i personally own and still do all of the three ds'sSun-Wukong wrote:Here's the deal. I love my DS, but I've had it sense 2004 and father time seems to have taken a bat to the touch screen. It still works, but not as well as I'd like it to. It feels slightly elevated from the actual touch sensor or whatever it is under the LCD display, and certain parts just feel scratchy. Also the color depth is really lacking compared to the DS Lite's, and in moderate to bright sunlight, it's can be just ball to try and see what's going on.
The reason for my question though, is that I've used a DS Lite before, and I just can't stand the D-Pad. It just doesn't work well enough for 3D games, and as much as I loves me some Mario 64 and Mario Kart DS, I's hard for me to accept that as the only other option. So, hows the D-Pad on the DSi? Is it more like the DS Phat's, or should I just save money and get a DS Lite anyway?
i liked the dsi the most because of the bigger screen
