Nintendo DSi LITE – NDSi

Small in size, but with an amazing number of featuresCompatible with both DS and DS Lite consolesHolds 30 DS game cartriges and 6 GBA-SP cartridgesConvenient front pocket with inner mesh pouchAdjustable shoulder Strap has 2 additional mesh pouches for game cartridgesCushioned center dividers for custom storage options

Nintendo has owned the handheld gaming market since it introduced the Game Boy more than 20 years ago. Each successor added features such as color, a second screen, wireless Internet support and cameras.

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The next big thing in handheld gaming | By Marc Camron Rocky Mountain Gamer

With more screen for just 20 bucks more than the previous model, Nintendo ‘s new handheld game system, the DSi XL, has raised questions with its March 28 premiere about what the company struggling to hold its share of the game market is thinking.

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NIntendo’s DSi XL Has More Screen — But Why?

Since Nintendo first asserted sole domination over the handheld gaming market with the release of the paperback-sized Game Boy in 1989, the company has striven time and again to make its pocket systems smaller, meeting fantastic financial success along the way. Nintendo did it with the Game Boy Pocket , the Advance SP , the Micro , the DS Lite and again ever so slightly with the DSi — the last …

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Nintendo DSi XL review