Nintendo DS & DSi

Experience your favourite Nintendo DS games like never before on the big screens of the Nintendo DSi XL.

Its impressive 4.2-inch screens are 93% bigger than the Nintendo DS Lite. With a prolonged battery life compared to the DSi, your gaming experience will take a huge leap forward with the XL.

Experience the legendary side-scrolling world of New Super Mario Bros up close and in stunning detail, or take on the twists and turns of the Mario Kart circuit with a crystal clear view of the road ahead!

The larger pen-like stylus also makes extended stylus gameplay more comfortable to allow better control; making directing Link around the dungeons of The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, for example, far easier and more natural to play.

Along with touch screen technology and WiFi connectivity, the Nintendo DSi XL also features two cameras - one points towards the user, the other outwards - and the option of playing your favourite music via SD card.

Comes pre-loaded with some top software, including a short demo of Dr Kawashima's Little Bit of Brain Training: Arts Edition (not the full game).

The Nintendo DSi XL is also available in new colours Green (PV027), Yellow (PZ005) and Blue (PI953).

Key features:

• Download games through the Nintendo DSi Shop
  
• Stylus now fatter and longer
  
• SD card slot for music and photos
  
• Nintendo DSi XL
  

Experience your favourite Nintendo DS games like never before on the big screens of the Nintendo DSi XL.

Its impressive 4.2-inch screens are 93% bigger than the Nintendo DS Lite. With a prolonged battery life compared to the DSi, your gaming experience will take a huge leap forward with the XL.

Experience the legendary side-scrolling world of New Super Mario Bros up close and in stunning detail, or take on the twists and turns of the Mario Kart circuit with a crystal clear view of the road ahead!

The larger pen-like stylus also makes extended stylus gameplay more comfortable to allow better control; making directing Link around the dungeons of The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, for example, far easier and more natural to play.

Along with touch screen technology and WiFi connectivity, the DSi XL also features two cameras - one points towards the user, the other outwards - and the option of playing your favourite music via SD card.

Comes pre-loaded with some top software, including a short demo of Dr Kawashima's Little Bit of Brain Training: Arts Edition (not the full game).

The Nintendo DSi XL is also available in new colours Green (PV027) and Blue (PI953).

Key features:

• Download games through the Nintendo DSi Shop
• Stylus now fatter and longer
• SD card slot for music and photos
• Nintendo DSi XL

• Games can be 'hot-swapped' without switching off
  
• Stylus now fatter and longer
  
• SD card slot for music and photos
  
• Colour: Metallic Blue
  

The next evolution of virtual pets comes to the Nintendo DS. Utilizing a toy puppy that interacts with the player through the Nintendo DS, Wappy Dog teaches young gamers to raise their very own puppy in both the real and virtual worlds and teach it cool tricks, play mini-games together and even converse! Each pet is a fully personalized experience, enabling players to customize both the in-game version and physical dog with different colours and accessories. The player's interaction with their Wappy Dog determines the pets constantly evolving personality, skills, and happiness. Players communicate with Wappy using commands given through the Nintendo DS and he responds both virtually, by wagging its tail among other tricks, and physically, with vocal barks and movements, just like a real pet! One that also sings and dances that is. Players choose between "Home Mode", which enables them to engage with Wappy Dog through the Nintendo DS, or "Travel Mode", which gives on-the-go players a chance to continue caring for and playing with their pet virtually without the physical dog. When the player returns home, their dogs progress instantly transfers to the toy as if they've never been apart.

Age from 3 years.

Please note: This pack does not include a DS/DSi.

Dr Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? has been enjoyed by people of all ages, including those who would not normally be associated with video games. Inspired by the research of renowned Japanese neuroscientist Dr Kawashima, this original title and the soon to launch More Brain Training are designed to help stimulate your brain and challenge memory, math and perception skills. Users can train their brain by exercising for just a few minutes each day, whether on the go or when relaxing. Active Health: Active Health with Carol Vorderman comes packed with a sleek, specially designed pedometer, called an Activity Meter, which monitors your activity levels throughout the day when placed in your bag or pocket. Carol provides you with a daily step target and at the end of each day you simply point the Activity Meter at the Nintendo DS, like a TV remote control, and with one click of the button your data will be sent to your DS by infrared signal. Additional activity can also be entered into the software so whether you go for a long walk, a swim or do some gardening, it will all count towards your daily activity goal. You can input your Wii Fit activity into Active Health to keep track of additional exercises completed on the Wii. Includes white DSi cover to keep your console safe, also includes a stylus and a wrist strap. Age from 3 years.

Age from 7 years.

A New Twist on a Pink Hero

One day, an evildoer with a magic cane appears and splits Kirby into 10 pieces. Kirby sets off on a journey to return to his original form. Players use the touch screen to control a mass of Kirby characters in a new and novel way. Swipe the touch screen to launch them in a mass attack against enemies, then tap the enemies into submission.

Kirby Mass Attack Features:

Players use the stylus on the touch screen to control a swarm of up to 10 Kirby characters at once. They can help players defeat enemies and find treasure. The number of Kirby characters under a playerís control is important, as some challenges require a specific number of Kirby characters in order to be solved. When the number of Kirby characters is increased, players can gain the upper hand.
Players can control each Kirby character in a variety of ways using a stylus on the touch screen. For example, a Kirby character can be launched into the air with a flick of the stylus, or players can make a swarm of Kirby characters dash to a given point by tapping on that spot on the touch screen multiple times.
By collecting medals hidden throughout the various stages, players can unlock a wide variety of additional mini-games, each with its own distinctive challenges.
Age 3+.

Explore two parallel worlds while distinguishing reality from illusion and seeking to discover the true meaning of your very existence.

Age from 12 years.