The DS went through several revisions over the years, and even gained a glasses-free 3D screen in its sequel console, but its basic design stayed the same: two stacked screens with gameplay split ...

From Game Boy to 2DS Lite The Game Boy, Nintendo's first dedicated handheld hardware (setting aside the Game & Watch), was followed by both the Game Boy Pocket and the Game Boy Color.

When Nintendo first released the DS in late 2004, it wasn’t supposed to be a “Gameboy” killer, even though it was a similar system. Instead, the Gameboy Advance continued on, alongside it’s new big ...

The Nintendo DS Lite plays the exact same DS and GBA games as the current Nintendo DS, but it features new hardware tweaks designed to improve the gaming experience as well as system usability.

Need monies for furniture and work somehow managed to NOT pay the entire site on payday. Rent payday. First up: Gameboy Advance Micro, black w/silver-gray faceplate, power adaptor, with the ...

Strangely, Game Boy Advance titles, inserted via a front-mounted slot and easily contained inside the larger Nintendo DS, stick out noticeably from the DS Lite’s similarly positioned bay.

On the DS Lite you can find a DS Card slot and GameBoy Advance cartridge slot but no SD Card compatibility. Both have connectors for power and a stereo headphone and microphone.

Plenty of must-have games are already on the way for the Nintendo DS/DS Lite and the Game Boy Advance. New Super Mario Bros. comes out May 15 and is shaping up to be one of the biggest games for ...

Note: DS Lite listings are mixed in with regular Nintendo DS listings.) I've bought so many Game Boy products in my life that I wish I could subscribe to a service instead of handing Nintendo my ...

The buttons on the DS Lite move away from the cellphone style "clicky" feedback established on the Game Boy Advance SP system, and return to a softer, mushier sensation of the Game Boy Micro.

When Nintendo first announced the DS Lite a couple of weeks back, it revealed that the system would be released to Japan in three colors, without going into specifics. Today, the company announced ...

The DS Lite will be available in Japan as of March 2, 2006 for 26,800 yen (about $143), but Nintendo has yet to set official launch dates and pricing for North America and Europe.