What does a Nintendo DSi have that a Nintendo ds hasent?

Answer 1

The DSi is the new version of the DS, it has an improved interface. It also has the addition of a camera, SD slot, and access to the shop channel. It can also connect to any kind of wireless hotspot unlike the Wii. And of course, it can play DS games. Oh! plus, it can play it's own type of software similar to Wiiware called (you guessed it) Dsiware. The only downside is it can't play GBA games. There is also a new version with a larger screen called the DSIXL.

Answer 2

You can save flipnotes to it from flipnote studio (downloaded free off DSi Shop), you can download music to it from your PC and play around with them in DSi Sound, you can save photos to it you have taken with the DSi Camera, plus you can save stuff you have downloaded or bought from the DSi Shop to the card (from System Settings), place the card in another DSi, copy the stuff from it to the DSi, take the card out of the other DSi and put it back in yours without the other DSi owner having to pay for something you have downloaded but that's only if you are really generous.

What is DSi CardDSi card is a slot-1 flashcard for Nintendo DSi, DSiLL and DSiXL. It is a good engine for games and multi-medias. Different with DS card, DSi card offers very good compatibility. It supports a MicroSDHC card (up to 32GB) to play games, listen music, watch music, E-book and so on. Except the original DSi card from Nintendo, there are also many other R4 cards for DSi in the market. All these DSi cards are compatible with DSiLL, DSiXL, DSi, DS and DS lite console.

Answer 3

DSi has camera functions, internet capabilities, and the addition of the DS store.

however, its not much of a difference in terms of game play unless you're talking about getting a DSi XL which is basicly a DSi but larger screen and such. Otherwise gameplay isn't affected in anyway. If you are looking toward saving money, just get a ds but if you got the money to spend and want a bigger screen, more functions, get a DSi or DSi XL. Of course there is also the 3DS which is a "no glasses" 3D handheld but I don't it's worth it right now because it has no exclusive games on there at the moment.

Here's an abridged version of what I said:

DS-smaller, first model, cheaper, plays DS games

DSi-slightly larger, bit more expensive, plays DS games

DSI XL- Much larger, Bit more expensive, Plays DS games

3DS- DSi size, very expensive, plays DS and 3DS games (barely any 3DS games currently out thought)

Answer 4

in picnote chat write in color take pichers send them to your facebook a cont if you have one download music buy games of the internet