There is no such thing as a DS lite game. There are just DS games, which are for all DS consoles.
No, because the Nintendo Wii supports only Nintendo wii discs. That is because of the light sensors within the console that reads the discs, and only the microchips inside the wii discs can be read on that console.
No. They are different gaming consoles from rival companies.
The orange light means the console is being charged.
The yellow light is the WiFi signal, the orange is the console Charging and the blue/red light is how much battery is being used
no, you can't download game to a Nintendo DS lite, it only works with a Nintendo DSi or a DSi XL
Nintendo DS Light game consoles can easily be found at any electronics store, such as Best Buy or Radio Shack. As well, they can be found at Walmart, Target and Toys R Us. Many online stores such as Amazon also sell Nintendo products.
Nintendo Dsi if you do not have alot of gba games because your prob trading in your ds lite if you have a gba or ds and ds lite i recommend dsi
No, Nintendo is just the oldest home console developers. Sony are older, but they started making consoles after Nintendo so they don't count. Nintendo is the oldest video game company. Nintendo was founded in 1889 and Sony was founded in 1946. Sega was founded in 1940 as Standard Games which would make it older than Sony also. Nintendo has also been in the video gaming business longer than any current company. They started in the video gaming business in 1973 when they released the the light gun arcade game Laser Clay Shooting System. In 1974 Nintendo secured the rights to distribute the Magnavox Odyssey game console (which was the first home video game console) in Japan. In 1977 Nintendo created it's first home console which was called the Color TV Game 6. It was never released outside of Japan. In 1980 they released their first handheld console the Game & Watch. It was a series of 60 different handheld video game units released between 1980 and 1991. The first one released in 1980 was simply named Ball. It was a game where you juggled balls in the air for as long as you could without dropping any.
No, but you do need a Nintendo DS, obviously lol No, but you do need a Nintendo DS, obviously lol No, but you do need a Nintendo DS, obviously lol
No, Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance cannot be played on the Nintendo DS Lite. The game was specifically developed for the Nintendo 3DS, which features hardware and capabilities not available on the DS Lite. If you want to play this title, you will need a Nintendo 3DS or a compatible system.
When it does that, check out your Wii Message Board, Nintendo & Games that message you usually send messages at night
aah so many things! To start with you must choose whether you want a portable console. If yes then the choice is really a psp or Nintendo ds. If you like fun light-hearted games go for the ds but for more serious games go for the psp. If no then you must choose between an wii xbox 360 and a ps3. A ps3 has free online and has better graphics and more stable gameplay but is more expensive. The wii is the console for light-hearted games The xbox 360 is much better for socializing with other xbox 360 users but it charges for all online services; $ 30.00 to 50.00 a year!