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Darfuria

10:02 PM on 12 March, 2009

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I'm hoping some cheap DS Lites turn up when the DSi launches. £100 isn't a bad price, but less would be better.

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Robovski

3:25 AM on 13 March, 2009

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I bought DS Lite in the US after being impressed with my nephew's DS back in 2006, and I'm still enjoying it now. I really don't plan to go to the DSi as it isn't that much different.

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smc8788

11:02 AM on 13 March, 2009

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I'll take the hot cakes, please ;)

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Joe

9:34 PM on 13 March, 2009

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@Darfuria: The reason the DSi will be so expensive (£150) is so it doesn't push the price of the DS Lite down as they are to be sold concurrently, the DSi isn't replacing the Lite.

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ilovethemonkeyhead

8:15 AM on 14 March, 2009

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the dsi, in my opinion, forces the price of the wii upwards - sans the projected price rise the wii would have just been £30 more expensive (£9 more, in sainsburys at the time).

that wouldn't strike anybody as good value for money

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Ed

12:35 AM on 15 March, 2009

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All I'll say on the subject of the DS is I bought one, played on it maybe a dozen times over a six month period then sold it. I know a great many people that have done the same with the Wii. In fact, the only thing that has kept my mates going back to the Wii has been Mario Kart - hardly a game that relies on the oh so revolutionary controller. Not that Nintendo will mind, of course.

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