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Nintendo isn’t bringing the larger screen DSi to the States until next year , but you can get one now as long as you’re willing to pay a bit extra.

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Get your Nintendo DSi XL (actually, it’s an LL) game on now

Wanna know if there is a Mario-style dungeon under the outer layer of the huge Nintendo DSi LL ?

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The Nintendo DSi LL (XL) gets splayed open

Great news, everyone. Nintendo will release the large-screened DSi in America early next year. It’s been rebadged as the DSi XL instead of the DSi LL.

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DSi XL to be available in America & Europe in early 2010

The rumors were correct . Nintendo was planning a larger screen DS i. Fair enough.

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How big of a difference does the DSi LL’s 4.2-inch screen make?

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Nintendo responses to large screen DSi report

The inclusion of both Wi-Fi and a microphone on the DSI made it a favorite for rumors about phone functionality — and while we’ve seen voice chat in some games, there hasn’t been an official channel for that that I know of. But if new rumors, based on a support page mentioning a DSi Speak Channel, are true, then the most popular handheld in the world will be joining the most popular console in the world in having serious voice chat functionality. The sentence that set off the rumor : To redeem a Nintendo DSi Download Ticket number, such as for the Nintendo DSi Speak Channel, enter the number off the Nintendo DSi Download Ticket in “Settings and Features” off of the main Nintendo DSi Shop page, then select “Nintendo DSi Download Ticket.

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Rumor: DSi to have voice chat channel soon

Announced back in May , The Biggest Loser is now officially available for the Nintendo Wii and DSi platforms for $40 and $30, respectively, bringing the grand total of fitness games on the market up to seven billion and one. Developed by THQ, the game mimics the experience of being on The Biggest Loser Ranch just like the TV contestants, except that you get to live in your own house and you can keep eating delicious donuts with reckless abandon — it’ll be our little secret. Choose from 4, 8, or 12 week programs full of “structured routines with special weekly challenges, weigh-ins and eliminations” or create your own customized workout routines consisting of over 90 “upper and lower body exercises, as well as core, cardio and yoga exercises.” While the Wii version appears to push most of the exercise stuff, the $30 DSi version (also compatible with the DS) serves more as a portable calorie counter and nutritional information system although you also get “complete exercise routines.” The Wii version is Balance Board compatible, although it’s not required

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Biggest Loser fitness game now available for Wii and DSi

Oh man, a DS Lite for only $89? Tits

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CrunchDeals: Nintendo DS Lite for $89

The Nintendo DSi launched in Japan on November 1st, 2008 and the first 170,000 were sold out within two days. 435,000 were sold during the first week here in the States, and UK gamers snatched up 92,000 units during the first weekend

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Nearly 7 million Nintendo DSis have been sold, lets just call it a hit

Yeah, it’s not that exciting. via Joystiq Update: Looks like 1.4 is borking flash carts on the DSi.

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ZOMG: Nintendo drops v1.4 DSi firmware in Japan, Facebook picture uploading ensues [Update]