P1Fanatic

Mrs is thinking of getting one for holidays end of Jan. I think shes seen Brain training etc with the stylus and fancies that type of game.

Who has one on here and do they have much longetivity with this type of game or will it be collecting dust in the drawer after hols. Also would you recommend getting a white one or do they scratch too easily?

Cheers
Simon

zs_phil

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my 7 year old daughter has one ,we have pro laytons curious village on it and all i can say is wow it certainly isnt a childs game me and my lass lay on the sofa trying to complete each puzzle ,my brothers a teacher and he struggles with some of them .

there is alot of games that cater for adults great for the price

ScoobyDoo555

Love mine - got an R4DS card, and a LOAD of games. Kids also have em too. Nothing better than a Mario Kart race between family members

Layton's good
So is the Sight training and Brain training.....

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Dan

boxst

The DS is really good for both children and adults. I certainly 'check out for suitability' for a couple of hours some of the games my children play.

Steve

P1Fanatic

Cool guys thats what I wanted to hear as dont really know anyone with one to have a go. I really shouldnt be questioning it if the mrs wants to get one off her own back with no prompting from me

Simon

zs_phil

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yes we got an r4ds card for mine cost £35 for 35 new games which is great for my daughter and us also got cod world at war on it but abit hard controlling it .

Miniman

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I play several games on our DS's - they are definately family consoles (even though one is mine and one my son's - we all play them). Advance Wars, Brain Training/Brain Academy, Race Driver, Mario Kart, Civilisation all recommended for adults. No doubt a lot more games out there.