Nintendo DS Handheld Game - Cosmo Black

Pros: - Nice and light weight- Glasses free 3d- Has Super Mario 3D land Cons: - I dont see any graphically stunning titles.

Pros: -At least twice as powerful as an Atari 2600-Can be overclocked to play Everybody Loves Raymond DVDs-Smells like a bag of mulch-Can use it to watch old Jake the Snake wrestling matches on Netflix-Says "kitty-corner" rather than "caddy-corner"-Litter box trained-Entering the Konami Code gets you 30 Kit Kat bars.-Was into M83 WAY before they got big-Easily forgets his severe gambling problem by playing badminton at his nephew's graduation party-Appeals to the casual gamer by wearing boot cut jeans and a v-neck t-shirt exposing a generous amount of chest hair Cons: -Doesn't play Wii U games-Always takes the car in Monopoly without asking-You have to buy one-One time it cut in line at Target with a shopping cart full of Funyuns-Breaks immediately after being thrown off the roof-Has Mario games-Pronounces hamburger as "hamboigah"-Says he's from Chicago despite actually growing up in the northwest suburbs-Posts way too many pictures of his kids on Facebook-Has a degree in ceramics-Pretends to pick up after dog on walks but is really just reaching down and moving the grass around until you leave Other Thoughts: I just leave the floss in my teeth so I don't have to do it everyday.

Pros: -Decent battery life-Actual buttons (and developers treating them as first-class citizens)-Video previews in eShop-Hardware backwards compatibility-2nd screen-3D-Built-in note app-Exclusives (especially the first-party ones) Cons: -Shortage of new games in the eShop-Shortage of DS games in the eShop-Low discoverability in the eShop-Screen isn't glare-resistent (This is a rather serious problem when you're using the gyroscope)-Can't game while downloading/installing other games-Seemingly slow Wi-fi (compared to Vita)-No formal way to backup games-No achievements/trophies-Lack of a 2nd analog-Dated graphics in many games-Screens are resistive-touch Other Thoughts: I own several handles (Game Boy, Game Gear, PSP, Vita), but I do not own a smartphone.

Pros: -Hasn't crashed on me, unlike my PSP-Backwards compatibility with DS-You can video gameplay footage and screenshots in the eShop, and the video playback is seamless-Games and saves can be saved to system memory, if desired.

Pros: -Much better display resolution and pixel density than on previous DS systems.-Much better colors than previous DS systems: the 3DS can display 24-bit colors (16 million colors), compared to previous DS' 16-bit (256,000) colors...

Having your own friend code for the 3DS (kind of like a gamertag but not really) makes playing easier since you don't have to exchange 30 codes, also tells you when other people are online.

Pros: 3d screen great graphics Cons: bad game selection

For those who bought the console before august 12 and enter the eshop, will receive 10 NES games and 10 GBA games before the end of the year, and after august 12 it will cost 169.99.

Pros: As a long time Nintendo fan, this handheld lives up to the hype.

Pros: I bought this for my 6yo birthday and he loves it.

I also like that Nintendo provided a docking station for the system.

Best nintendo portable to data.

Plays previous generation games (DS only, though).

3D effect is great when a game do it right otherwise, I won't bother.