Console Nintendo DS

Pros: Games, Life, Durability, Ease of Use

Cons: Stylus issues....

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this game system for anyone over 5 to adulthood.

Review: My son asked for this game system for Christmas this year. He had a Game Boy Advance, but was definitely looking for more games and better graphics. He did very well with the Game Boy, which he got when he was 4, so we decided to spend the money to buy ...

Pros: Wi-Fi Connection, tons of games for everyone, no batteries to be used ever!

Cons: Dust can collect in the corner of the screens making cleaning hard but not impossible.

The Bottom Line: You cannot go wrong with the Nintendo DS. I promise you will have a great time and have so much fun with it! You won't regret getting it!

Review: Nintendo DS is one of the best gaming experiences ever! I have the PSP and the Nintendo DS, I have to say I play the Nintendo DS a lot more! It is just a whole different way to play games! It is so much fun, and I really don't know what I would do ...

Pros: easy to work with controllers, very habit forming

Cons: like to find a box that would hold games in slots to carry them places

The Bottom Line: a great product for young and old. gets your eyes and hands coronation working together.

Review: When I bought this DS console it was a impulse buy.the longer I have it the more I play. it has helped me in my hand and eye cordanation. there is so mini games you can play on it. i thought it was just for kids,i'm 49 and love the system. the pinball ...

Pros: great games, fun and easy to play, age friendly

Cons: small buttons, but this wont affect game play too much

The Bottom Line: I would pick one up for yourself, your son/daughter and everyone ealse you know. This is really fun, even for someone who dosen't play games.

Review: Well Nintendo released the highly anticipated Nintendo DS back in November of 2004. Well I got my hands on one on the 18th of November and when I opened it, well it was AWESOME. I truly was waiting for a new handheld for about 4 years. The Game Boy ...

Pros: portable, touch screen, stylish.

Cons: Not a one.

The Bottom Line: This is an awsome system that is loaded with games. It is totally worth the money.

Review: I recently purchased a wonderful nintendo ds, grey for those of you who care. The moment I saw my friend had one I knew it was the perfect game system for me. I love how easily you can hold the ds in your hands. Having a huge 3 inch screen, I can easily ...

Pros: good graphics

Cons: biggish!

Review: i got this as a Christmas present and I'm glad of it! i like the touch screen and the games are nice and cheap! the pictochat thing is great and the options on it itself are really ...

Pros: Great graphics, extensive game library.

Cons: Would like longer battery life.

Review: I finally yielded to purchasing a DS, after years of resisting upgrading yet again. I had the original Gameboy, the Gameboy Color, the Advance, the Advance SP, and now the DS. The DS is backwards compatable to Advance cartridges, but not the ...

Pros: 2 screens, online play, backwards compatibility, great games.

Cons: no fighting games 4 some reason

Review: This is a great hand held system with many games and features. Its backwards compatible with the gameboy advance and it has online games, for those who need a bit more challenge. It has good battery life, 2 screens, and a bright LCD. And with its touch ...

Pros: Fun, dual screens, portable

Cons: Newer "Lite" version available

The Bottom Line: The Nintendo DS is a fun, portable gaming console that will entertain and offer hours of fun.

Review: I grew up with my brother and the two of us would play regular "board" games. Remember those? I cried many tears over my Battleship loses. Eventually, we started playing video games (Atari, Nintendo, Playstation) ... and so began my fascination with ...

Pros: game library, display, comfortable to hold, durability

Cons: none really

The Bottom Line: Its the best handheld system so far for Nintendo!

Review: When I first heard about the Nintendo DS I was excited. I was playing the Gameboy Advanced SP at the time. It sounded so cool that the Nintendo DS would have duel screens instead of one like the SP. I couldn't wait until it came out and I hoped I would ...