We're not really sure what sort of lifestyle necessitates a waterproof DS, but if you've really gotta have it while, say, scuba diving, this this is the accessory for you. Gotta wonder if they squeak like the plastic covers on grandma's sofa when you use the stylus with authority.
Looks a bit like an old pencil bag. We seem to remember those zippers never working well enough to hold actual pencils, which seems a bit important when it comes to this little plastic oddity ....
[Via Go Nintendo]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
8-04-2006 @ 7:09AM
graham said...
mmmmmm I just hope I dont mix up my sandwhich and my ds when I'm eating lunch :O
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8-04-2006 @ 10:32AM
Abe said...
I thought this was used when you were using that cooking game thingy and didn't want flour/grease/oil/fish bits getting all over your nice DS while working on a recipe.
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8-04-2006 @ 10:41AM
zero said...
This could also be useful for playing the DS at the beach or poolside.
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8-04-2006 @ 12:26PM
Josh said...
Hey, that's a DS Phat! >:-O
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8-04-2006 @ 1:38PM
Alisha Karabinus said...
I can certainly see uses for it, but it's not the first accessory I would have ever come up with, and I'm pretty sure I already have big ziploc bags!
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8-04-2006 @ 6:04PM
Craig said...
Well, the title reminds me of "Snakes on a Plane", to say the least.
But hey, at least it's not another overpriced accessory.
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8-05-2006 @ 7:17PM
Lee said...
LOL... No offence, but who would buy this? Does the touch screen still work fine with all that plastic over it?
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8-07-2006 @ 12:59AM
Brad said...
My wife is Japanese, and an AC:WW fanatic. She read a Japanese blog a few months back and saw the "DS in a plastic bag". The average Japanese person soaks in the bath every night...the perfect place to relax and catch some fish in AC:WW.
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