Since the original Game Boy system was released, so many years ago, many things have changes with handheld gaming systems. The most popular handheld console has long been the Nintendo DS, among children and those who prefer Nintendo over its primary competitor, Sony PSP. With the many new features of the latest version of the DS, Nintendo DSi, fans are sure to be excited.
The DSi has the same familiar features, for DS fans, such as the durable outer shell, which protects it from abuse and the dual screens, with creates a greater playing experience.
The Nintendo DSi, though, does boast a good deal of compelling new features that will thrill long time fans - and draw in many new ones. Largely in response to the long time features offered by its rival - the Sony PSP - Nintendo has equipped the DSi with excellent wireless capabilities. Anywhere where there is a WiFi “hot spot”, DSi users can connect to the Internet with their slick new device.
The DSi screens are larger, then previous versions, allowing for clearer and more engaging graphics. However, it’s biggest new feature is two separate cameras for users to enjoy. One located on the hinge and faces the user; the other is on the outer shell. You can now use your DSi to take pictures and then stored them on SD cards, which can be inserted in a slot on the back.
Like the Nintendo Wii, DSi users can log on to a “DS Shop” through their DSi to purchase games and other items using “Nintendo Points”. This way, players can install updates to existing games, purchase entirely new ones, or try out different kinds of applications by simply logging on to the store. This is a feature that is sure to please long time DS fans, many of whom have been eagerly awaiting this kind of ability. With the DSi, Nintendo now offers one of the most robust handheld gaming systems in the world.
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