Black DS Lite in the nude
Published June 20th, 2006 in Gaming, Noteworthy, Technology, Wireless
An employee of a UK games shop has managed to sneak out a black DS Lite and take a few snaps of the thing, which he promptly let Joystiq know of. He has preferred to remain only under the name of Spudstercool, probably because the shop would have his ass! The shop was also nnamed as not to arouse any suspicion at all. I bet it was either GAME, or Gamestation, as they are the most popular and specialised games shops here in the UK.
So what can I say about the Lite. Well it looks good, and I like the fact that the outside is a really shiny black, but the inside is a more subtle yet elegant matt black. The screen also looks amazingly bright, and now I’m wondering whether I shoud get one or not. I certainly like the white as well, but I want one which is not the most popular one; as I like to be different, just ’cause!














Oooooh sexual
Thats it, no question I’m getting a black DS Lite it looks brilliant
Alas, Gamestation was out of black Lites so I had to get a white one. Glad I did now becuase it looks the shit. I’m going to review it on my site come the end of my exams tommorrow
How do you use the wifi feature on the ds?
It depends on what you mean. For just you and a mate in the same room, just follow the game instructions. For online, you need a WiFi enabled game, access to a wireless interent point and broadband. Set up your wireless hub or whatever, then on the DS game there is a WiFi settings option somewhere in the main menu, follow the instructions to set up the connection, then go back to the main menu and touch “Ninetndo WFC” or whatever it is. It will then connect and you play people that are found for you or friends depending on the game.
But bottom line, you need a WiFi online game like Mario Kart or Metroid, a wireless point (i recommend the Nintendo WiFi USB connector, it is very easy to set up) and broadband. Thats all you need. You get a WiFi instruction booklet with the games that utilise it so don’t fret.