Sign me up for the DSi please!
I’m pretty excited about the coming release of the Nintendo DSi system. I’ve read quite a bit about it, and I don’t think I’ll be able to get one until at least after the summer of 2009, unless I want to go to Europe in April and buy one- that would be a pretty expensive game. But I’ve been reading all about it and it seems like it will certainly be worth lining up to get one. One of the Nintendo DSi reviews I read said that the screens were quite a bit bigger than the ones on the DS Lite, which is cool because I always thought they needed to be bigger. On the DS Lite, you can’t move that stylus very far at one time because the screens are so tiny. I guess they’re ok for most games, and of course I’ve gotten used to it because I’ve had my Lite ever since they first went on sale- I’m pretty sure I was one of the first. I plan to be one of the first in my circle to have a Nintendo DSi too. By the time my friends end up getting one, I’ll be able to tell them all about how to use it. I’m actually saving up right now so that as soon as it is released for sale in the stores and online, I’ll already have the money waiting so I can buy Nintendo DSi right away. I’ll have to keep my DS Lite so I can keep playing my Guitar Hero game, but that’s ok. This way I can leave the attachments on the Lite so that it’s ready whenever I want to play Guitar Hero and then I’ll have the DSi to play all my other games.
One thing that makes me really want to buy Nintendo DSi is that it has the external memory with the SD memory card slot. I can download games off the DSi store and be able to save them and all my game data to the SD card. I love that the external memory means that I won’t run out of room and have to delete anything. That will come in really handy. Plus with the internet DSi store, I won’t have to figure out where to buy Nintendo DSi games that are hard to find. Sometimes when you have to find the actual game cartridge, you have to really look for it if you want it today, or else you have to order it online and then wait for it to get to your house. I just don’t have that much patience. I think that it will be really nice to be able to just open my DSi, use the internet feature to get online, and go to the DSi store to buy Nintendo DSi games and download them right into the DSi. That’s a really great change over the DS Lite and I’m glad they came up with it. I’m counting the days until I can get one.
Steven - Atlanta, GA
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