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Nintendo DS Lite Gold with Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (NDS Bundle) | 
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| From: Nintendo
Category: Video Games
Buy New: $232.08
New (19) Used (8) from $150.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  51 reviews
Sales Rank: 1892
Platform: Nintendo Ds
Color: Gold - Limited Edition
Media: Video Game
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: Nintendo DS
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.7
Dimensions (in): 10.6 x 8.1 x 2.9
MPN: USGSZDE
UPC: 045496718114
EAN: 0045496718114
ASIN: B000X25GWM
Release Date: November 23, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | It's less than two-thirds the size of the original Nintendo DS and more than 20 percent lighter | | • | Its two bright screens can be adjusted to four levels to adapt to different lighting conditions and to extend battery power | | • | The microphone sits in the center of the unit, and the LED lights are clearly visible whether the unit is open or closed | | • | The stylus is 1 centimeter longer and 1 millimeter thicker than the stylus of the original, and slides into a side storage slot | | • | The Start and Select buttons were repositioned for easier access |
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Product Description
Game in luxury with the glorious new gold DS Lite from Nintendo! Perfect for the long time Legend of Zelda game series fan, this edition of the DS Lite comes with a bright gold finish, bears the Triforce logo in the lower right hand corner and comes bundled with The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass for the DS.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 46 more reviews...
Such An Amazing System! July 18, 2008
I didn't mind paying the extra money to get it later than what it was offered on Thanksgiving.
For people like me that like nice and shiny stuff with a zelda symbol on it, this much resembles it. I like how everything is gold. It makes the DS feel much more smoother (Unless it really is). I even like how it included the Phantom Hourglass game with it (Which by the way, is amazing also).
Other than that if you want to pay for the extra money, then this is worth it. I like it 5 out of 5.
 DS is fun for kids but not good for eyes July 7, 2008
I got this gold color DS for my 7-year old son as birthday gift. This is the only toy that he still plays after couple of months and still loves it. Since his cusien came to visit with a white DS to share with him for a few days, my son started to ask for one from time to time. It seems it becomes a must-have for today's kids. I played it a little but didn't find it so insteresting, for sure kids have a lot of fun with it. I do noticed that the screen, image, and font are quite small, that may harm eyes if playing for longer time. Now I have to discipline my son for DS play time since I found he often cannot consentrate on homework when he plays DS too much.
 Quality Control's getting rather lax over at Nintendo... June 15, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I stayed up til 3am waiting for this to go on sale, as I am a huge Zelda fan and my black DS lite was a dying refurb that had a cheap, blurred, yellow screen. When I received the gold DS and turned it on, it blasted me with a painful shrill tone that wouldn't go away no matter what I did, and so I immediately had it repaired by Nintendo. What I got back was another blurred, yellow screen (that part WASN'T EVEN BROKEN), and the shrill didn't completely go away. I don't even really play it much anymore, just keep it as a collector's item.
As for The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, I pretty much hated the game for the fact that the integral part of the plot requires you to do a particular dungeon over and over where you hide from invincible monsters in corners and die for either taking too long or inevitably getting caught. Were it not for this one horrible idea taking up 50% of the game, it would've been decent. There's really no replay value unless you like that one bad aspect and want to play it in multiplayer (one person plays Link, the other plays the invincible monsters).
Triforce DS fun pack May 4, 2008
I think this is the best possible way to get a New Nintendo DS Lite! The Legend of Zelda Phantom Hourglass
special edition Nintendo DS Lite is the coolest DS ever! Plus it comes with the game! I just recently beat the game and the game is the best DS game I've ever beaten! Play against friends without the game, play friends with the game and also play people around the world with Nintendo WFC (Wi-FI Connection)! This game really adds a boom to the Zelda series!
 Not impressed May 2, 2008
1 out of 9 found this review helpful
I'm a big Nintendo fan and a huge Zelda fan so when I saw this bundle on Amazon I immediately got excited. I threw in Brain Age for something a little different and checked out without hesitation. Upon opening the box (which was a real pain) I unhappily held this light, plastic gaming system that hardly seemed worth the money I paid for it. I plugged it in and turned it on. The screen was bright and sharp, but a little pixelated. I had expected Nintendo to give us some better graphics comparable to the PSP. But alas, they're still on a lesser bit system than the rest of the world (I have a Wii, but that will get it's dues in another review). The touch screen seemed pretty accurate, but it was pixelated as well and a little hard to use as you have no palm rest or anything and the stylus' are very small. Overall, slightly disappointing, but not a complete waste. After all, how much can one expect from a hand held gaming system.
My review of Zelda. Horrible. The top-down nature of the game took me back to the original Zelda on the NES. Had I wanted to play this, I would have bought a GameBoy Color or Advance and gotten the original Zelda for it. The stylus controls were disappointing at best and very inaccurate. For a game like Zelda where wielding a sword and shield against foes is key to success, the controls should be easier and more intuitive. The graphics were again pixelated and using the stylus was annoying. The story followed Windwaker pretty closely which was disappointing. I had anticipated a better follow-up to the GameCube Zelda that more closely resembled Twilight Princess.
Brain Age was decent. A lot of fun for about two days and then it got repetitive and the character was just plain annoying. A rather uninspiring game, but good for road trips and friends that want to have a basic mathematics battle.
Overall, disappointed in both the system and the games. Nintendo dropped the ball on this one. I would have much rather seen tighter graphics and better, smoother game play than a touch screen.
The best part about this system? It went on eBay about 3 weeks after I received it and I actually got slightly more than I paid for it. Thank goodness it was the "Limited Zelda Edition." The PSP will have my money in the future should I decide to get another hand held. Games and graphics far exceed that of the DS lineup.
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