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Nintendo DS Original Stamp by *NCWeber:iconNCWeber:


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I bought my Nintendo DS on or a little after the DS Lite came out. The DS had been out and about for about two years, and there are still many of the original consoles available for purchase.

Recently, Nintendo has decided to release a Web browser cartridge for the DS. However, the DS original will get its browser months after the Lite, and you can only purchase it online whereas owners of the Lite can buy theirs in brick and mortar stores.

This stamp sort of expresses my feelings regarding Nintendo's recent treatment of their DS Original customers. :|

NEWS EDIT: Apparently, the DS Lite has a repetitive stress disorder with its left hinge. Many DS Lite users in the US, Japan and Europe are reporting cracks in the hinge's housing. [link]

I've noticed that DS Lite users refer to the DS Original as the DS Brick, or Phatty. Yet, the DS Original doesn't have this hinge problem. Smaller isn't necessarily better. ;)

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=Dualmask:iconDualmask: May 9, 2007, 9:39:53 AM
Now, see, if Nintendo had never invented the DS Lite, I'd have never owned a DS. I couldn't stand the bulky shape or the dark screen of the original. That web browser thing sucks, but...well it doesn't affect me either way because I've got enough browsers available to me. My cell phone, my PSP... ;P

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*NCWeber:iconNCWeber: May 9, 2007, 10:00:26 AM
Yeah the browser's crap. No Flash or Javascript support. :no:

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*NCWeber:iconNCWeber: May 9, 2007, 10:03:27 AM
As for the bulkiness, I'm an old time Sega Game Gear user, so the size doesn't phase me.

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=Dualmask:iconDualmask: May 9, 2007, 10:49:07 AM
I'm sure they'll get there in time. But I'm wondering why they even feel the need to bother. Is there really a huge demand for web browsers on handheld gaming units? My PSP can go online, but that doesn't mean I actually care to go online with it. Of course, if the PSP had a decent keyboard and a touch screen...meh, I'm rambling. :blahblah:

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=Dualmask:iconDualmask: May 9, 2007, 10:50:08 AM
Ah, that explains it. I never had a Game Gear, though I did have a Sega Nomad at one point. That thing was huge.

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*jurf-rokstar:iconjurf-rokstar: May 9, 2007, 11:56:29 AM
Where did you hear this info from?

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~divi:icondivi: May 9, 2007, 3:56:13 PM
I might get a regular ds b/c they sell them at games stops for cheaper. I'm also looking for a red or a pink one (even though i like the lites brighter screen and small pocket size-ness ) .

I don't care for a browser though, that what my
"mind of its own when it comes to playing games" psp for and my laptop.
*NCWeber:iconNCWeber: May 10, 2007, 8:24:12 AM
A blog on GameStop.com

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*NCWeber:iconNCWeber: May 10, 2007, 8:24:27 AM
LOL :D

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*NCWeber:iconNCWeber: May 10, 2007, 9:34:38 AM
I think they are trying to justify having WiFi on the thing since very few games are really taking full advantage of it. And they probably hope that the screen will give them an edge against the PSP. But not with the crappy browser they've come up with. They would have done better to port Firefox since it's already been tooled for independent portability.

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