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Nintendo DSi Bundle - Metallic Blue

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Color: Metallic Blue


Edition: Bundle


Features

  • Video Game Console Features: Lightweight, Slim Design
  • Gaming System Compatibility: Nintendo DSi
  • Bundle Includes: Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!, Mario Clock, WarioWare: Snapped!, Dr. Mario Express, Mario Calculator
  • Includes: AC Power Adapter, Instruction Manual, Quick Start Guide, Stylus
  • Warranty Description: 90 Day Limited Manufacturer Warranty

Description

Includes: Nintendo DSi System with new color Metallic Blue, Nintendo DSi AC Adapter, Nintendo DSi Stylus (2), Easy Start Guide, Manuals (Basic & Controls), Support Booklet and five Pre-Installed Titles from the Mario Collection: Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!, WarioWare: Snapped!, Dr. Mario Express, Mario Calculator, Mario Clock From games to applications, your Nintendo DSi comes packed with Mario-themed fun. Challenge yourself with the puzzles in Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again, put yourself in the weird world of WarioWare: Snapped!, or play a few rounds of Dr. Mario Express. You can also do quick calculations with the Mario Calculator or nab coins while you keep time with the Mario Clock. The Mario Collection turns your Nintendo DSi system into a Mario machine! Modern handheld gaming has long been dominated by Nintendo and Sony. Each hardware manufacturer has multiple viable offerings derived either directly, or evolving from the respective DS and PlayStation Portable product lines. All of these devices are impressive multifunctional devices, with designs meant to encourage gameplay on the go, integration with the Internet, backwards compatibility to previous games, and so on, but each goes about this in different ways. Taking a few minutes to examine the main features, and getting more familiar with available options, accessories and possible limitations of each handheld is the optimal way to determine which is the best choice for a player. Handheld Console ChoicesOnline Play and Functionality The wireless revolution in personal electronics has made online functionality and connectivity to the Internet a huge focus in handheld gaming. Every handheld console has an online arena that has either been built specifically for it, or that has been adapted to suit the needs of online players. By utilizing these portals players can greatly expand their chosen platform's potential, maximize gaming fun and increase the overall entertainment value of their devices. The Nintendo eShop is your one-stop shop for exciting downloadable games, videos, applications, and so much more. Discover all-new 3D software, plus legendary titles from gaming past remastered in 3D. Revisit with classic portable "Virtual Console" games starring Mario, Link, many other faces from the Nintendo catalog of games. Gain access to hundreds of previously released DSiWare games, applications and much more. Browsing the Nintendo eShop is incredibly easy, and fun. Find any title in seconds, then view screenshots, game info, and even video to help you make your purchase. You'll even find details and 3D video of Nintendo 3DS games available at retail stores. All games are able to be saved in your own custom wishlist so you can always remember the titles you want to get. DSiWare through the DSi Shop is a service that allows DSi players to download games and applications directly to their handheld console in exchange for DSi Points purchased through a local retailer. Experience new and innovative gameplay, fresh takes on the classics- and much more. Just shop, download, and enjoy. Visiting the DSi Shop is easy, just establish wireless broadband connection, click on the Nintendo DSi Shop icon from your menu screen and browse the shop and use Nintendo DSi Points. Games and applications can be saved to SD cards (sold separately). PlayStation Network is an all access pass not only to a world of gaming, but also one of entertainment at-large. The service is 100% free, only requiring a PlayStation handheld (or a PS3) and a broadband connection to the Internet Once you are in visit the PlayStation Store where users can download games, first run and classic movies, previews, DLC add-ons for games, game demos, music and original PlayStation oriented streaming video content. Purchases can be made using a credit card or a PlayStation Network Card purchased offline. Content can be stored on external media or within the hard drive of the PSPgo. Existing Netflix unlimited membership account required.

Platform: Nintendo DS


Compatible Flash Memory Type: SDHC


Color: Metallic Blue


Brand Name: Nintendo


Model Number: TWLSZBD1


Manufacturer: Nintendo


UPC: 045496718886 045496718862


Global Trade Identification Number: 86


Manufacturer Part Number: TWLSZBD1


Item Weight: 1.8 Pounds


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If you are a fan of Pokémon you MUST buy this game. End of discussion. Yes, it's even better than Gold and Silver were. With 150 all new monsters and 0 of the old ones (until you beat the elite 4) it's just like playing those old games all over again. You run into stuff and you're like "Hey, what's THAT?" Graphics The visuals in the game are slick and faultless. The world is now fully 3D and is rendered in loving detail. Building interiors still get reused a little more than is preferable but each gym has a unique appearance and style. In battle, Pokémon are constantly animated and even close their eyes when asleep and more important trainers may themselves be animated. A variety of Pokémon have different visuals depending on their sex, time of year, or other factors. Sound The audio is top notch, even more so than usual for a Pokémon game. The Team Plasma battle music and the background music for several of the cities are particularly catchy. Gameplay There are a number of improvements in gameplay. Battles move faster and weather only animates on the first turn of a battle. TMs can now be used an infinite number of times. EXP is now calculated in a way that gives more EXP to lower level Pokémon fighting higher level Pokémon. As with every generation there are tons of new moves and hold items to customize your Pokémon but interestingly several moves have been slightly altered. Dark patches of grass can get you into doubles battles in the wild and shaking grass can give you rare or powerful Pokémon for each area. One downside though is that whereas in earlier versions you could play the game almost entirely with the touch pad and the D-pad now using the buttons will be required as in the overworld your touch pad area is filled with a new attachment called the C-Gear which allows you to connect with friends and strangers. Finally, HMs are of highly reduced importance in this game. If I recall correctly the only HM-use absolutely required to complete the game is a single instance of Cut near the beginning. Pokémon The new Pokémon are great and the styling and balance is very good. It's worth noting that this generation does not have a "bidoof/zigzagoon/rattata/zubat"-type Pokémon that appears everywhere to the point of annoyance. There is also a wide variety of Pokémon to catch and train, though the selection of Water-type Pokémon is surprisingly limited as there are no water routes in the whole game. Some people have complained that the starters are not as clever and interesting as they were in the past, particularly the fire one whose final evolution is yet another Fire/Fighting type. I personally think they're fine though. Plot/Story/Difficulty A Pokémon game with story? MADNESS! But it's true. Pokémon Black and White have a decent plot line with momentum to it that will keep you wanting to see what happens next. The NPCs are interesting to talk to and take an active part in the plot-line doing almost as much work to save the world as you do. I will caution that it's still a Pokémon game, not Proust, but it's good enough to keep most players hooked. The game likewise offers an unexpected challenge to those familiar with the franchise. The game does a good job of pacing itself so that opponents stay close to the level of the player. Many trainers and all gym leaders have learned moves specifically to counter their obvious weaknesses and the AI can employ some strategy. That said, this isn't a hard game by any means, but it will keep you on your toes at least. Gripes Yes, I have a few nits to pick. No game is perfect and Pokémon Black and White are no exception. The biggest is Black City/White Forest, a special area the player gains access to after defeating the elite four. These areas will be entirely EMPTY and devoid of content if the player does not complete the game in TEN DAYS. That's right, the moment you flick on the game for the first time a clock starts ticking and doesn't stop when you turn the game off. There is absolutely no warning or even HINT about this in game. You can fill the areas up by connecting to people via the ExtraLink who have already filled them but if you don't have a friend handy to do that then you're just outta luck. Second is the C-Gear, which fills up the touch screen at all times in the overworld when that screen could be put to much better use. Should I buy this for my child/parent/sibling/significant other/self/alter ego? Yes, without question this is the best Pokémon game ever produced. Black and White are masterpieces and the highest level of craft for Gamefreak to date. Anyone who has ever enjoyed a Pokémon game will love this and quite a few who have not should give this incarnation a shot. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2011 by n00bdragon
    • Classy and Cool
My daughter's DS was secondhand from me, and my wife and I agreed that it's starting to die of old age and kid-fatigue. With her birthday coming up, I looked into the newer units and decided that the Nintendo 3DS was a bad idea: she logs hours on her DS, and Nintendo themselves don't recommend that children spend much time using the 3DS. Spending time with a 3DS myself, I ended up with a headache that reminded me of the bad old "Virtua Boy" days. This Pokemon Black bundle fit the bill: she wanted Pokemon Black more than anything, and this has got to be the coolest package a kid could get. The DSi is black with a really neat etching on the lid of two of the Pokemon new to the game. The unit comes with an extra stylus. The carrying case is just slightly bigger than the DSi and contains elastic slots for 6 games and the extra stylus, and of course it comes with a copy of Pokemon black, case, booklet and all. The DSi is different from the DS in that it does not have the older "Game Boy Advance" cartridge slot, it is slimmer and has a larger screen, and it adds a camera and a slot for SD memory so you can take pictures with it. There is also a browser included in the unit, but we have not played with the Wi-Fi and/or browser capabilities yet--that's what phones, tablets, and laptops are for. :) If you're a collector and you like keeping all your packaging, you should know that this product's container is very hard to open. Strong glue holds the box flaps down, and you'll need to completely open the top surface of the box all the way--inside it's got cardboard bands holding the DSi in place. We cut and ripped our way in, but I could see someone who liked to keep the box getting frustrated at how the glue disintegrates the cardboard. Beacuse this bundle is well-packaged, everything arrived from Amazon in perfect shape. The DSi charged within hours and was ready to play. There's a very thick booklet with detailed information on the DSi written in three languages, and of course you have a power adapter. If you're in the market for a new unit and you want to skip the 3DS, this bundle is a great deal for any Pokemon fan. The etched lid makes the unit look really neat and the entire bundle made my daughter feel very special on her birthday. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2011 by Trenton Bennett
    • Very disappointed with Nintendo!
Color: Metallic Blue Edition: Bundle
Bought this for my 10 yr. old for Christmas. Both screens went blank on it exactly 3 weeks later. Amazon was sold out of the Mario bundle, so I couldn't exchange it for a new one. When I contacted Nintendo, they wanted to charge me $85 to repair it. After telling them that I had read online about numerous complaints that the screen was going out on these systems, I was told that my DSi did not have the same problem that those systems had. Really? I guess their customer service reps are so good that they can diagnose the problem without ever seeing the system. I told them that I would not pay to have a brand new system repaired and that Amazon was willing to return it for me. At that point, the rep agreed to repair it for free but said that my warranty will no longer be valid for any future problems. Are you kidding me?! Obviously if we're already having problems with the system, there's a good chance it will happen again! My son has a Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance, and a DS Lite. All still working perfectly, yet this one broke in only 3 weeks. Sounds like poor quality and poor customer service to me! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2010 by Patti O.
    • Great Deal!
After buying Pokemon White from Amazon and before receiving it, I heard that the games were region-locked and would only work with DSi's from the same region (like DVDs or electric currents). This was true with the Japanese games, but because I have a European DSi, I wanted to be on the safe side. I also wanted to make sure that I got Victini, which you can find by getting the Victory Pass from Wi-Fi until April 10, and other special Pokemon that need Wi-Fi. If my old original DS can't get Wi-Fi, and my DSi doesn't work with the games, then I would need a new DSi from the right region. Unfortunately, I didn't. White Version seems to be working perfectly. Either the region for both the DSi and the game are somehow the same, or only the Japanese ones are region-locked. I wanted to get the most for my money, too. I would have probably gotten the 3DS if it wasn't $250, and I don't like the styling or many colors of the DSi XL. The XL is also only $10 less than the DSi bundle with Pokemon Black, and the bundle saved me money since I would also end up buying Black at some point. The special-edition Pokemon DSi rather than a regular color was a plus. So was the carrying case, which had a pocket and little pouches for individual games and extra styluses. If I was going to buy the DS, I would have bought it in white so that it came with the White version. That's just my preference, partly because my old DS is also black and the two look a little weird together. The only part of the design that I don't like is that it says Pokemon Black in gold lettering across the bottom. I've always liked the DSi. With two cameras, a music-making program, a slot for an SD card to move the files to a computer, and the ability to use Wi-Fi and access the Internet. It has a lot more features than the regular DS/ Lite, and is a nice size, shape, and weight. The matte finish also feels like you have a good grip on it, although may at first feel a little gritty. And now for Black: If you want to read it all, check out my review for Pokemon White Version. Generally, the beginning is incredibly fast-paced (for the worse, in my opinion) and the two friends/rivals of yours follow you around a lot. The graphics are more 3D, and there are changes in perspective in battles and just walking around. The only thing with this is when zooming in, some things look pixelated. Some scenes, like when entering buildings like gyms and Pokemon Centers, or after exiting the battle scene, are incredibly slow. There are no PokeMarts any more, and are instead salespeople incorporated in the Pokemon Centers. But the games have all-new Pokemon before you win the game, rather than a mix of new and old, so it really seems like Pokemon is restarting. Some old favorites and not-so-favorites found in all of the other games are therefore not in the games. There are new ways to battle, new ways to catch Pokemon, and a new feature for time: seasons, which changes the weather and some chances for finding Pokemon. These games set the bar for Pokemon games just a little higher. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2011 by Ever Impractical
    • Didn't get full package
I recently bought this with the expectation of getting the exclusive carrying case as well, but only the dsi and the charger came in.
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024 by Albazar
    • A great bundle for fans and new users alike.
Bought this bundle for myself after getting the craving to play Pokemon. The bundle includes a the special DSi, a carrying case, and game. The DSi is a solid piece of hardware. It feels great to hold, the matte finish prevents annoying fingerprints, and the Dpad and buttons are clicky and feel great to use. And the design is subtle which I appreciate. Pokemon Black was a great way to get back into the Pokemon universe. Nice 3D effects and animated battles were great to see. The carrying case was also well down. Room enough for the DSi, 6 games, an extra stylus, and the charger yet was still small and easy to carry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2013 by SirPasta117
    • the United States wasn't a country of origin in the drop down menu
Color: Pokemon White Edition: Bundle
Bought this for Christmas Gift in the US. Interestingly, during set-up of the game, the United States wasn't a country of origin in the drop down menu. I have no idea if this will affect any of the games my 10/year old will play but it certainly wasn't advertised as just for the EU market. The game console and Pokemon White game seem to be good and they might deserve 5 stars, but since I have no idea what issues may come later due to this unit being mfg. for EU market, I'm giving it a 3. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2014 by John
    • I simply love it.
Color: Pokemon White Edition: Bundle
I've been playing Pokemon games since I was 10, the same age a trainer is when they begin a Pokemon journey. I've grown up with the series for the most part, and Pokemon White was a return to my childhood. As stated above, I've been playing Pokemon a while(about twelve years), but never actually followed the series when it moved to the DS years ago. I kept on playing the first three generations in the mean time, but with various expenses, a DS was never able to be purchased for me. When I started college, all of my friends had them(one even worked at GameStop and got a lot of cool special features at a discount) and I lived vicariously through their adventures with the game for years. I was surprised this year, after coveting Pokemon Black and White for months, that I was told I could order a DS and a game with my school textbooks for my last year in college. I had been eying this particular bundle for a while, and decided to get the White version bundle, along with Soul Silver, for my own. I love this game. I have barely been able to tear myself away long enough to do my homework. Its just like being ten years old again with a Gameboy Pocket and Blue version. I don't know about any of the Pokemon, except what I've read online about them, and know nothing about the land. Its so much fun to go through the game with new experiences. I couldn't be happier with the storyline, which feels a touch more grown up than the past versions. Only complaint is the reliance on friends to unlock certain features and the fact you have to have seen a Pokemon to search for or request it in Global Trade. The DSi itself has captured my friends' attentions, everyone loves the design and wishes they had one as well. I think I spent the first two full days back at school showing it off. I opted for the DSi over the 3DS because I already get headaches from things like 3d movies and the price was more reasonable(I could have gotten Diamond version as well and still be under the price of the 3DS at the time). My only issue is that some of the features were hard to configure at first, but they were eventually worked out. I could have really used a car charger too, as I spend a lot of time in my car, but they do sell them separately. The extra stylus is useful, as I tend to lose anything and everything at some point in my life, and I love the case. It securely holds my DSi, games, extra styluses(I bought the Pokemon figure ones a week ago, and they do fit into the outside pocket, but you have to place them in at an angle), and the Pokewalker that came with my Soul Silver game. I even used it as a wallet while on a weekend trip a few weeks ago, held everything I needed except my phone, phone charger, and the DSi charger. I really don't want to break the charger, or I'm sure I could have made it fit. All in all, there is nothing about the bundle I can really say that is bad. I highly recommend the package. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2011 by Adrienne Wolf

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