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Nintendo - Nintendo DSi XL (Bronze) - UTLSBRA







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Video Games / Nintendo DS

Price: 151.29

Enjoy all the functions of the Nintendo DSi as you experience the fun of powerful portable gameplay with the Nintendo DSi XL. Bring your games to life with the wide-angle screen and a large stylus tailored for easy use. Snap photos with two built-in cameras, modify them with 10 interactive lenses and send them to friends. Enjoy your favorite tunes with the built-in music player and record your own sounds. Browse the Internet or download exclusive Nintendo DSiWare titles by connecting to the Nintendo DSi Shop (Internet connection required).




Features:

93% larger screen compared to the Nintendo DS Lite system
Includes bronze Nintendo DSi XL, rechargeable battery, AC adapter, stylus and four pre-installed titles, including Brain Age Express: Math, Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters, Photo Clock and Flipnote Studio
Snap pictures with the two built-in cameras and modify photos using special camera lenses
Listen to music with the built-in music player and record and play your own sounds
Large screen size with wide viewing angles and full-size, easy-to-hold stylus enhances gameplay
Download exclusive Nintendo DSiWare titles by connecting to the Nintendo DSi Shop, or browse the Internet (Internet connection required)
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