Nintendo DSi XL Launch Date, Pricing Revealed
Already out in Japan and due in Europe on March 5, the XL sports a much larger body and screen over the handheld's previous iterations.
Specifically, the Nintendo DSi XL has two 4.2" screens--roughly 93% larger than the DS Lite's 3" displays--along with a thick pen-shaped stylus. As with other Nintendo DS models, it also sports a slimmer stylus that can be stored within the main body.
In keeping with the specific DSi branding, the XL has two cameras--one facing outward, one inward--plus internal storage for downloadable games and an SD Card slot for additional storage, but is not compatible with Game Boy Advance cartridges.
Added Nintendo: "The new system launches in both Burgundy and Bronze colors, and comes loaded with pre-installed premium software Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters, Brain Age Express: Math and Photo Clock, as well as two free applications: the Nintendo DSi Browser and Flipnote Studio."
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First iPad now DSi. Sure bigger screens are nice but.
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I think the audience is old people whose eyes are not so good.
I'm serious - I think they've tapped about everyone in the world who is a regular, hardcore, or casual gamer. Now they're going for the older folks who either fell out of gaming or were never in it. Fact is, a lot of these people can't see things on a small screen. My parents can't see a shitting thing without glasses. I'll be the same way at their age.
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