Nintendo DS Lite Airform Carry Case Aqua for NDS Lite Console

Nintendo DS Lite Airform Carry Case Aqua for NDS Lite Console
Brand new carry case for the Nintendo DS Lite.

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Special Edition Nintendo DS Lite Nylon Carrying Case with Game and Accessories Compartment - Bundled with Crystal Clear LCD Protector with Cleaning Cloth - 5 Color Choices
PCMicroStore Branded Non-OEM Case. 1 Year Unconditional Warranty if purchased through PCMicroStore. (DS Lite console NOT Inlucded)
Price: $39.95
Customer Review: Very durable
This case is a good one. I got it after Christmas for my NDS and it serves its purpose. I have dropped it a few times with my DS in it and it was fine. The zipper sticks alittle at fisrt, but with use it’s fine. The texture on the outside provides great grip, and the wrist rope is well attached- but alittle small. On the inside there’s a mesh compartment that fits several games and the cleaning cloth that comes with it. The DS fits right in with a nice fit. If your looking for a durable case that comes in a bunch of different colors, this is the one for you.

Pokemon Diamond & Pearl: Prima Official Game Guide (Prima Official Game Guides) (Prima Official Game Guides)
* Exclusive Poster - A large poster with exclusive Pok?mon art.
* Full Walkthrough with Maps - Each area of the new Sinnoh region will be comprehensively covered so players will be able to find all the new Pok?mon.
List Price: $21.99
Amazon Price: $14.73
Used Price: $7.99
Customer Review: Not that great unfortunitly
Ok, I bought this guide and while it does tell you where to go and how to do things it is kind of hard to understand because you go back and forth between the towns in some parts of the game. It makes it really confusing use it when they are all put in sequence of town when you arent really doing anything in that town until later and then later it doesnt show up you have to look back and figure out where you need to go from there. The other main reason I bought this book was because it said that it had a full pokedex. I loved the good old days when a pokedex ment you knew the pokemons evolution levels and what level they would gain a new move. It would tell you what TMs that pokemon could learn and all that. This guide is not for you if that is what you are looking for! It basically just showes the pokemon and what page # to find them on. And that doesnt help either because it doesnt really tell you much about them on those pages either. So in my opinion this guide is somewhat usable but very confusing and doesnt give the right information. I would try nintendo power guides instead.
Customer Review: Very helpful, but confusing at the same time
The good thing about this guide is that it tells you what to do. It also has tons of stuff in the back of the book like contests and where to find all items, HMs and TMs. I would never have beat the game without this guide. The bad things are that the pokemon trainers and their pokemon are not listed and the order of events are way too confusing. Many are out of order and some events should be listed toward the end of the book, such as “Unfinished Business”. Overall: OK

Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!
Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day is a fun, rewarding form of entertainment everyone can enjoy. Inspired by cutting-edge neuroscience, it’s a full set of reading and mathematic exercises that stimulate the brain. At the start, you’ll take a series of tests and get a score that determines how old your brain is. This is your “Brain Age” — by performing daily exercises just minutes a day over weeks and months, the better you’ll get and the lower your Brain Age will get.
List Price: $19.95
Amazon Price: $19.99
Used Price: $12.10
Customer Review: Ok to keep you sharp, but frustrating to use
The premise is great and some of the features really are enjoyable to use. The software has you run through various memory, observation, mathematical and verbal exercises to stimulate your brain. It scores you based on the time it takes you to complete specific exercises as well as correctness. In many ways its great and fun. However, there are a few annoyances that grind on you within a few days. The comical inventor that talks to you gets to be a drag after a while, with the same phrases and nonsense…. yes, I know, it stimulates your prefrontal cortex. Enough already. There really should be a way to turn some of those repetitive screens off, once you have seen them for the 50th time. Sheesh. Another issue I have is the handwriting recognition. The game has you write the answers to basic math questions on the touch screen and uses handwriting recognition to interpret what you wrote. The problems arise when you write numbers differently than the software wants. If you write a 7 with a horizontal line through the middle, be prepared for the game to recognize the seven early and then read that line as a 1. Half the time it doesn’t like my 4s because of the spacing between some of the lines. So you have to learn to write like Nintendo wants you to, which slows you down and can frustrate… and thus screws up your score totally. For some reason, in one of the verbal exercises, every once in a while, the software cannot understand what I’m saying when I say blue. It will get me saying blue correctly several times and suddenly it just doesn’t get it and makes me repeat it, I say blue again, it says “try again” and I’m speaking to it like a deaf child “BBUUUULLLLUUUUUUU” and finally it takes. So much for todays ‘brainage test score’ which now has my brain at 89 years of age given it took 5 tries to get the color of the text understood. The concept is great and it really does make you use your greycells, but some of the recognition issues could have been avoided with more user control over when to evaluate an answer (how about I write a number and then press a DONE button on the bottom?), or adaptive learning so you can teach it to fine-tune some of the character or voice recognition. In all, its worth the price.
Customer Review: Love it!
I LOVE this game! It took me a while to actually buy it, I myself being one of the people who thought “educational video games…no way!” But I am SO glad I did. As you play through you unlock more mini-games to train your brain, and other fun things as well! There are tons of sudoko puzzles to play also! You can test your brain age once a day, and the tests are always different and fun. The only negative thing I can say is that my brain age is never steady! Sometimes it will be in the 20’s (20 is the lowest and best brain age) and the next day it will be in the 50’s! However, that just makes me play it more! The microphone almost always picks up exactly what I am saying, and there are many games that utilize this cool feature. The only bad thing I have to say is that the game seems to have a slower clock than what really exists, and because you can only do each game or brain age check once a day, you can’t play them as often. But even so, this game rocks!

Flash Focus: Vision Training in Minutes a Day
After training their brains with More Brain Training from Dr Kawashima: How old is your brain? Users can now sharpen their Focus Power with Sight Training Fast, fun activities and quick-play sports challenges give eyes the challenging workout they need.

Sight Training has users sharpen the five aspects of their Focus Ability by giving the eyes a daily workout with fun and fast activities as well as quickplay sports challenges. It includes ten Focus Ability exercises and eight Sports Training exercises. The title focuses on daily training with graphs tracking daily progress of up to four users. The user is rewarded an Eye Age, measured according to the user’s strengths of the different Focus Abilities, which can ultimately be bought down to 20 years.

Sight Training was designed with the co-operation of Professor Sisao Ishigaki of Aichi institute of Technology, an expert in the field of Visual Training, which is used by pro-sports athletes.

Sight Training is a practical system for people to train their eyes in minutes a day and help keep their focus ability in good condition. This game aims to strengthen the user’s Focus Ability, of which there are five aspects and can be trained with a set of specific exercises. The eye age check is designed to strengthen the weak areas and create and overall balance of focus ability. It works best if the user trains there eyes on a daily basis, even if only for a short time.
List Price: $19.99
Amazon Price: $19.99
Used Price: $13.28
Customer Review: Carol-PA
I am really enjoying this game. The different focus activities only last a minute or two and some are very fast paced. I like most of the Focus games better than Brain Age games, and as much as Big Brain Accademy. I would definitely recommend to other middle agers like myself who use these games for some quick brain stimulation and to wind down after a hard day at work.
Customer Review: Great game and something different from the norm
Like the brainage types games this is another with some learning and focus required and good for young and old, old being me! I do enjoy the DS and the brain games as well as the Mario and others of that genre.

Nintendo DS LCD display Cleaning Polish Helps remove Marks