Nintendo DSi XL Burgundy

I think this is a really fun Bronze is the color name, but I would describe it as more of a charcoal grey or pewter. The New 3DS XL is about the same size as this player (and it is easy to fit it into any case that is meant for a 3DS). The 3DS XL feels similar to the 3DS XL in terms of solidity and construction. The graphics on the N3DS XL feel less sharp, but everything else looks bigger and crisper. If you feel like the graphics on the N3DS XL are a little fuzzy (especially text), you'll feel the same way about this machine.

Danny Giles

| Mar 10, 2021

As I grew tired of tablet gaming, I stopped playing it. Despite my desire for a portable system, I couldn't seem to find what I wanted in touch-screen games. In my research, I discovered that the DS library contains a lot of RPGs and platform games, both of which fit my search criteria. Although I looked at the 3DS library as well, I found not much there to justify spending the extra money, so I purchased This hardware is very nice.

I am very satisfied with it. In spite of the fact that it is all plastic and the top part feels a little flimsy, there are many positives to be found in this product. It's fun using the interface. I find it quite entertaining to play with the camera just for the fun of it. As a result of the larger screen, the original DS has a more pleasing look and feel. I found the controls comfortable to use even as an adult. There is a little slot to store a stylus, which is great. There's nothing better than having a choice of colors. The bronze color is my favorite because it enables the DS to blend in well with the rest of my A SD card slot is provided, so it is easy to download Cheap DS titles are available most of the time. The Gameboy Advanced games cannot be played by this DS, but they can be played by the original DS. There are only two things that concern me. The first consideration would be if the 3DS library grows substantially to the point that I begin to see games there I want, I might have to sell this for an A second issue is that as the unit is not as convenient to use as the PS3 or Xbox 360, it does not easily access the internet and user accounts. The problem lies with Nintendo's online services as a whole, not necessarily with the DS in particular, but with Nintendo's online services as a whole. Currently, I'm having a lot of fun with this system as it stands.

Kadence DOBSON

| Nov 07, 2020

This was bought as a used item. I was unfamiliar with the size XL before I bought it. The experience was wonderful for me. Despite its weight, the device is surprisingly stable, as it has a weighted bottom. Opening and closing the tops allow them to be positioned in several positions, and they stay in place while opening. A tablet with a larger screen than the normal Nintendo DS makes a big difference when it comes to seeing small objects and cards. There is a marvel of engineering in this device, with the small stylus fitting (and locking into place) on the bottom of the device so neatly that I had trouble finding it at first. The audio of this device is excellent there are no complaints. Besides allowing you to adjust the level, it also has an off option. When checking for updated software, I was able to connect to my wireless internet without issue. I will only occasionally play this device, but this is a quality device that should last me for years, despite its usage, since I'm an adult and will only use it As well as the Nintendo, I can fit it in my purse! There is nothing I like better than this "toy. " In my book, I describe my experience buying used brain exercise games and how well they work. Play a game or two for fun (as long as you don't get too tired). In addition to playing at home when I have free time or want to escape, I will be able to take this with me wherever I go. would recommend this device for those who like playing games to the adult crowd over the regular size Nintendo. With the easier on the eyes interface and lots of games to choose from, you will be able to get used to it in no time. The savings will help you. You are warned There are no games to be played on a PC, so don't expect the same.

Jakobe Kirby

| Oct 26, 2020

A DS Lite gives me an advantage over her in seeing the smaller items on the screen. Although the XL's screen size is wonderful for both of us, it is a bit big for my husband. Oh, mah- Almost any simpler game, whether it is a board game or a card game, would benefit from smaller and easier to see pieces. enjoys playing card games and the DS Lite made it difficult to see the identifiers on the cards. The XL, on the other hand, has clearly visible identifiers, so she can play her favorite game. Weight is a factor, however, I think the real problem relates more to getting used to holding it than to I don't believe either aspect would have been an issue if the first DS had been this size and weight. All it takes is a little bit of adapting to the change. It sounds great, and I am very impressed. With both of us having hearing loss, the music and voices are much clearer on the XL than the DS Lite. We also found that the cameras took better quality photos than anticipated. This was a big surprise.

We do not have wireless, so I can't speak to the functionality of It was not the included games that motivated us to buy the One XL (or we'd buy a second)—it was because the one XL had so many extra games. In our opinion, the main reason we chose this product was the larger size and we couldn't be more pleased with it. Consider the XL size if you are over 50. It is amazing how much difference there is. It has been proven that many great games are fun for people of a certain age (though more games could and should be if the designers were interested in serving a wide audience). Seeing as it is unseemly for kids our age to fight over toys, I suspect we will order another XL in the near future. Note (I've seen discussion about screen protectors as a side note). The Hori stylus and cartridge are easy to install. They work great with the Hori. My Amazon review can be found at the following link. *)
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Esme Pittman

| Jun 18, 2021