Tuesday, 5 May 2009

Popular Pink DS Lite



The Nintendo DS Lite brings gaming within everyone's reach. It's touch screen and voice recognition function are very simple to use that even newcomers to this console will feel at ease.

This Nintendo comes with loads of feature that set it apart from all the other portable video game consoles. It has a better screen quality , brightness and definition, than all other consoles currently on sale.

It has a microphone which is located at centre of the console, remaining batter power is visible, whether the console is open or shut. A stylus that is easy to access which is held in a slot at the side of the console and now has a comfortable grip.

This console comes with lots of games and Nintendo Shop brings out regular updates and new games for you to choose, which makes this console real value for money as you never have to buy a new one - just keep on updating with new games as they become available.

This console comes in many colours, pink is very popular with young ladies, but there are plenty of colour options to suit your personal taste.

Friday, 1 May 2009

DS Lite Comes In Many Colours.



The Nintendo DS Lite brings gaming within everyone's reach. It's touch screen and voice recognition functions are so simple to use that even beginners, like myself can feel at ease.

The Nintendo DS Lite comes with a host of new features that sets it apart from any other portable video game console.

Better Screen quality (brightness and definition) than all other consoles currently available. It's more compact and lighter than the original DS Lite. Two back lit screen lightness can be adjusted over four levels to adapt to any lighting and reduce energy consumption.

The most important thing about the DS Lite is it's ability to entertain you and your family for hours, no matter what your age or gender. With extra games becoming available to buy, this DS Lite console can be updated for even more fun times.

It also comes in a host of different colours to suit everyones taste.

Wednesday, 22 April 2009

The DS Lite Is Good For The Brain.




Having a go on my granddaughters DS Lite can become addictive, it's very hard to put down once you get the hang of the games.

There are loads of different games to try, and improving your score each time you play is the main aim. I personally like the arithmetic games, where you have to quickly add or subtract - it certainly makes you focus and think quickly.

The DS Lite comes in lots of different colours, and is very easy to carry because of it's size and weight. It's very good for keeping the kids busy whilst travelling on a long journey, which is especially useful because we are coming in to school holiday breaks.

Since it's release in Japan in March 2006 over 75 million of these consoles have been sold Worldwide.

I am a 62 year old woman, I enjoy doing crosswords which,I think helps keep my brain active, but it has to be said that, the Nintendo DS Lite is very versatile and enjoyable to use - it's suitable for all age groups.

Saturday, 11 April 2009

DS Lites Colour



Did you know that over 75 Million Nintendo DS Lite's were sold in 2008?

These super games consoles are extremely popular with all age groups, and come in loads of colours so you can choose your favourite console in your favourite colour.

My 12 year old granddaughter brings her DS lite over to my house and can play on it for hours - I asked her what it does and she showed me a game where you have to add or subtract numbers and you get a score at the end - which can make you feel either very pleased with your prowess as a arithmatic genius or basically a bit of a dunce. What this game does do, is to make you want to play it again and again until you increase your score - it becomes very addictive. But at my age (over 60) it can help exercise the old grey matter, which can only be a good thing - it's great for all age groups though, and there are lots of other games to opt for and to improve your stats on.

Just a bit of data on the Nintendo DS Lite - It originally was released for sale in Japan on March 2006 and eventually got sold Worldwide.

It's appeal is its shape and size, also it is light weight, which makes it very portable and easy to carry with you.

I like the DS Lite and so it would appear, do 75 + Million other people.

Friday, 6 February 2009

Sim Animals (Electronic Arts)

Set aside your cynicism and consider the joys of presiding God-Like over what environmental types call an "ecosystem".

Use an animated hand to position, tweak, manipulate or even squash a veritable miriad of plant and animal life. From mighty oaks to tiny insects - and with most other life forms between - you goal is to achieve maximum symbiosis.

This game is addictive and as I have mentioned in other bloggs - it will be hard to put the DS lite down.

Enjoy

Wednesday, 4 February 2009

Can DS Lites Become Addictive?

In all honesty, I think that Ds lites can become addictive.

It's all about the challenge of being able to answer the questions quickly and improving your scores. It can get so bad, that you don't want to put the DS Lite down until you see your marks getting better.

I am 62 years old and I think it's important to keep the old grey matter in good order, and the DS Lite is an ideal piece of tackle to do just that.

They make the DS Lite in several colours to appeal to everyone's taste, and there are different games to play -Braintraining is good and you can even get the complete works of famous authors such as Dickens etc, which is great for students because they dont have to buy lots of books and cart them around with them.

I am trying to get my husband into DS Lite's - I think I shall get him one for his birthday.

Friday, 2 January 2009

Great For Brain Training

Recently, my Granddaughter let me have a try on her DS Lite - I had often watched her using it for hours at a time and wondered why she enjoyed it so much.

I have to say that it can become addictive because you want to keep on improving your scores and rising to the challenge. It brings out the competitiveness in a person.

The age gap between me ( I am 62) and my Grand daughter (11) makes absolutely no difference whatsoever - the DS lite has all sorts of games and challenges for all age groups.

For all those readers of classic books written by the likes of Shakespeare, Dickens, etc, can now have them all on their DS Lite to read whenever they like, without having to cart around heavy books - this could also be very useful for students of the Classics at University - it will also be more cost effective than buying individual books.

There is no doubt that the DS Lite is a very versatile console and will be popular for a very long time with all age groups.