Nintendo DSi

you cant do that how will you use the touchscreen? i wish you could though.

if you press the button that says wii on it on the home page at the bottom and they click on data management then save data then wii after that you click on the one you want to delete and then press ERASE

A DSi can be traded for $75, and the 3DS costs $250. Trading a DSi for a 3DS would cost you about $175 without tax.

First, plug your thumb drive into a computer, then click on the My Computer icon. Locate your thumb drive and click on the icon. Then choose format to erase the contents, or you can click on each individual item and erase them one by one.

In order to connect the Nintendo dsi shop you'll need a compaible wireless access to a broadband internet connection.

You can, but if you're expecting a pokemon-like evolution, then prepare to be disappointed. All the monster does is change colour, have "plus" added to the end of its name, and learn a move or two. Anyways, you need an Evolution Stone. You first get one on the train to Timber City, which you use to evolve your starter. After that, you can eventually buy them in stores. You can make a plus monster evolve! Use a stone when they are level 26 or so.

yes because kids to deserve to have fun with picture and sounds.

There will be on the eShop coming probably sometime this year. (2012) Sorry if you want it now. Not much is known but what is known is that there'll be new features and probably new colors.

Your can buy the acekard 2i in some online shops. They used to be sold on sites like Amazon but not anymore. If you're in the US do a Google search for dscardworld or if you're in Europe you can search for nds-gear, you should find what you need. The Acekard 2i cards can support Nintendo 3DS, DSi and DS console.

yes there are ,but they are rare

You can't print pictures directly from a DSi, but you can put the pictures you've taken onto an SD card. Then you can put the SD card in a computer (by an SD card reader or an SD card slot in a laptop) and print it from there.

'DSi games' is a bit misleading, they don't really exist. Every game you see in a store will either be a 'DS game' which works on DS/DSi and 3DS consoles, or a 3DS game which only works on a 3DS.

Things you might be confusing it with are 'DSi Store' games, these are DSi only because they require connection to the DSi shop. There are also 'DSi-enhanced' games such as Pokemon White/Black, which can take advantage of things like a DSi's WPA wireless decryption, but is still a 'DS Game' to all other intents.

A genuine 'DSi game' would be a game that requires the camera, these seem to be DSi Store games rather than cartridge games.

Somewhere on the SD Card there should be a little switch on the edge of it that you can slide up and down. It controls the locking feature. Hope this helps.

But if moving the slide switch doesn't help, there are several other possible causes for "memory card locked", "memory card error", or "no memory card". Some include trying to use a 4GB SDHC card with an older camera made before SDHC format came out. Others include problems with the tiny slide switch on the side of the card, or the electrical contact switch internal to the camera. The problem may also arise from simple formatting problems if the card has never been formatted in the camera (note that this will also erase the card). Troubleshooting tips for this problem may be found at the below related link.

okay, so you go on to the little button with the frog, which gives you a menu to change brushes etc. go on to page 2 of options, which gives you colour/layer 1 and colour/layer 2.

Colour 1 is automatically black, and colour two being red. you click on to the coloured square, and then it gives you a small drop down menu, letting you choose from the colours black, blue and red. :)

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The DSi is not like a mobile telephone, the internet charge is not metered by minutes or bandwidth used.

Just like a PC, the DSi connects to a router - the router is a paid service provided by an ISP, but the payment is a fixed amount. It doesn't matter how many wireless devices connect to that router, the charge is still the same, the additional devices do not incur further charges.

So technically it is 'free', but you must have access to your own wireless signal first.

About 120$ if it is in mint condition, if you are planning on buying a dsi don't sell your ds games because you can play them on your dsi!

this paragraph up above is from the other reader and she/he was wrong a ds lite during 2011 would be worth about $87 which is not a lot but hey! its better than having to pay the whole entire price! i hope you get your own a dsi or a dsixl!

to rank up vivosaurs battle and get new parts to that vivosaur to rank up YOURSELf... finish the objective of the chapter (for example when you beat badge dealer joe and get Rosie`s badges back)Then you can go to the Level-up battle in fossil stadium

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I would say honestly that for someone seriously interested in gaming, no. The graphics aren't fantastic neither is the game play and the range of games is quite limited. I would think anyone older than 13 would regret buying it.

The original was released in 2004.

yes the dsi can video chat but you need a speical wifi thing that hooks up to your tv

Yes, but only on Pokemon Battle Revolution. The game copies all your Pokemon from the DS. DO NOT DO IT IF YOU GOT POKEMON BY ACTION REPLAY. i think they all turn into bad eggs, and it could mess up your Wii.