Nintendo DSi LITE – NDSi

Nintendo have confirmed that its a new version of its popular DS handheld console will hit UK shelves on March 5.

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Nintendo DSi XL gets March release date for UK (Daily Mirror)

(14 Jan 2010) At least according to Amazon

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News// Nintendo DSiXL £10 More Expensive than DSi? (Spong)

Nintendo’s new big screen hand-held games console, the DSi XL, will be available to British video game fans on March 5

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Nintendo DSi XL goes on sale March 5 (Daily Telegraph)

A large screen version of Europe’s best-selling games console – the Nintendo DS – will launch in the UK on March 5, Nintendo said today.

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The latest, elderly friendly, Nintendo DS gets a European release date and a name change…

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Nintendo Confirms DSi XL European Release News (Total Video Games)

A large screen version of Europe’s best-selling games console – the Nintendo DS – will launch in the UK on March 5, Nintendo has said.

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Nintendo to launch new console (Press Assoc. via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

Iconic plumber’s latest outing sells 268k; Wii and DS dominate software charts, combining for 8 of top 10 best-sellers.

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Big in Japan Dec. 28 – Jan. 3: New Super Mario, Zelda DS, FFXIII (GameSpot)

(8 Jan 2010) All Nintendo platforms see sales drop, but is still #1 in console chart.

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News// Japan Hardware: Sony Console Gains, Wii Still Leads (Spong)

The Wii has topped the Japanese hardware chart for a subsequent week despite a rapid drop-off in unit numbers sold. Units sales of Nintendo’s console were 163,855 according to the latest chart figures, a number down from 215,129 the previous week.

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Nintendo (gamesindustry.biz)

Nintendo just can’t seem to stop releasing new-and-improved versions of the DS. This past year, we got the DSi, which was an awesome improvement on the already excellent DS Lite

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Iwata: Nintendo already working on a newer, more powerful DS (Ars Technica)