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Question by Petra: What color of Nintendo ds Lite makes the screen look the clearest?
What color of Nintendo ds lite makes the screen look the clearest?
My dad has bad eyes and therefor I’m trying to find the best color. I think the different colors of Nintendo DS have a certain impact on the screen. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think a black NDS gives the clearest view. I would like to hear your experiences if you had the opportunity to compare different colors.
Thanks guys!

Best answer:

Answer by breedan
Dude its called ligth for a reason just by a black one

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nintendo3dsblog.com Confirmed Nintendo 3DS press event on January 19th in Amsterdam…and New York City? *** Transcript: Hey guys, David here from nintendo3dsblog.com I don’t think I have the best track record in terms of talking about rumors and then those rumors coming true. But that changes today. The mysterious press event mentioned in the last video that was supposedly being held on January 19th in Amsterdam is real. It’s still not confirmed to be related to the 3DS, but it’d be very strange if it was related to anything else. Especially as it’s so soon after Nintendo World 2011. But we’re not done with the speculation. According to another website press in the US have also received invites to an event being held in New York City on the same day. Might take a few more days before this is totally confirmed though. We’ll be getting more details about these events before Christmas, which is also nice to hear. And I couldn’t finish this video without showing off this. The game designer of Kid Icarus: Uprising has tweeted this picture of a Pit figurine, but we’re not sure if it’s going to be available for sale. We’ll just have to hope for the best, because it looks pretty awesome. Anyways, that’s it for now so I’ll talk to you later.
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Question by Crono: What is the best Nintendo DSi flashcart and why?
What is the best Nintendo DSi flashcart and why?

Please be detailed and please answer

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Answer by Super
definatly get the ez flash Vi
i have one and it works GREAT
mainly b/c it can pass any firmware updates that intendo realeses to keep it from working and it very simple to use and update and there are so many cool things you can do with it besides roms
ez flash Vi is best without question
it just doesn’t sound as good to things like m3i and stuff because its not as flashy and BIG NEWS and stuff like that

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Dear Santa, Hi! Santa How are you doing? I’ am doing amazing I have been a fantastic girl this year. May I have Stuffed animal cat and Stuffed aniMal dog for Christmas this year. Please. But I world also like toy animal, toy or Book thank you.
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Dear Santa, My name is Colton. I am 6 years old! I live in the great town of Queen Creek. This year I’ve been really Good and it would be super trifick if you could bring me these things this year: more food I with for a prize. Thank you! You’re the best Santa ever! P.S. Please tell Mrs. Claus and the Elves Thank you for me.
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Now Experience 3D Viewing In Your Living Room

From the cheesy B-grade 3D horror films in 70s and 80s that relied completely on gimmick to the lush forests of Pandora that one can almost touch and feel in James Cameron’s ‘Avatar’, 3D movies have finally hit the big time. And now, 3 dimensional movies are not just an IMAX theatre spectacle as 3D TVs have hit the market and are finding its place in living rooms. Four of the top selling TV manufacturers–Samsung Electronics, Sony, LG Electronics and Panasonic have already introduced their latest versions of 3D TVs in the market. With HDTVs you will see perfect images but with 3D TVs you will experience ‘Aha’ moments – the moments that draw the viewers into a magical world where images seem to be popping out of the TV.

In addition to 3D enabled HDTV you need some special three dimensional equipments to get the full 3D viewing experience. You will need a 3D Blu-ray player (unless the user owns a PlayStation 3), HDMI cable and a pair of 3D glasses. Unlike the polarized 3D glasses at the movie theaters (you must have worn them while catching ‘Avatar’ or any 3D movie at a theater) 3-D TVs require “active shutter” glasses that accept a transmitted signal from an emitter built into the TV. In the future, it is possible to do way with the glasses to view 3D images. Already there are cameras, smartphones and Nintendo 3DS that do not require users to wear glasses.

For many, 3D might seem a new technology but the fact is it has been there for quite a long time. The history of 3D can be traced back to 1838 when stereoscopy was invented. The first 3D film “L’arrivée du train” was filmed in 1903 by the Lumière brothers and believe it or not when the movie was released the audience panicked because they thought the train was about to come out of the screen and crash right into them. There was also a big craze for 3D in 50s and 60s with movie makers like Alfred Hitchcock trying the technology. While 3D shown in the 1950s was of high-quality, but the three dimension images that we see today with the help of advanced projectors and displays make 3D viewing in theaters and at home an out-and-out wow experience.

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