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New colours for Nintendo DSi

Mike Bantick
Tuesday, 01 September 2009 08:11

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Nintendo has announced a couple of his-and-her new colours for the popular hand-held gaming device the DSi.

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Already selling a bundle, and targeting a more mature market with software such as the Brain Training series, Nintendo has announced a couple of new hues for the Nintendo DSi.

Joining Matte Black and Matte White are the his-and-her combo of Pink and Metallic Blue.

You will have to wait until September 24th before utilising the gender stereotype colourisations. Then they will be able to use the built in cameras, Facebook uploading function, DSIWare shop , web browser and more that comes with the best-selling device.

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