It takes a special kind of case to protect our baby. While this may be a whopping 40 big ones, the description makes it sound priceless:
The slim DS Lite Case is constructed from ballistic nylon, with a double layer leather flap and a scratch free interior liner. The back of the case has a self-locking zippered pocket to hold your games, spare batteries and ear-buds. On the exterior of the flap, choose between our standard black or our patterned design. On the underside of the flap, choose between black, kiwi and pink leather.
Pretty slick, eh? See more pics after the break. You could have just found a Christmas present for yourself.
[Via Press Release]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-29-2006 @ 7:09PM
Larry said...
Batteries? When are they going to learn? *rolls eyes*
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11-29-2006 @ 8:11PM
Kyjibo said...
"spare batteries"? someone in marketing is clueless
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11-30-2006 @ 12:26AM
Will said...
How many games does this hold? Looks like three?
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11-30-2006 @ 6:34AM
James Depew said...
Having used this company's laptop sleeve, I can vouch for their amazing quality, attention to detail, and tremendous customer support. Not only did the company's president email us directly with the laptop sleeve's status, it was a personal email rather than form letter. If you purchase a sleeve and after using it, decide to have an optional feature added, they charge you exactly the same as though it was an original option to retrofit your product! The sleeve qualities are top notch and custom fit to your model of laptop - so I can definitely understand the appeal of this DSLite case!
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11-30-2006 @ 9:23AM
KilgoreTrout XL said...
Looks nice, wish it held more games. I agree, Will, looks like three to me.
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11-30-2006 @ 12:37PM
Heidi said...
Just thought I'd let you all know that you can store up to six DS Lite games in the front pockets and many more (including larger games) in the back pocket. Hope that helps! Thanks for bringing the battery issue to our attention. For some reason a few people in our focus group asked for that feature. (Not sure why.)
Thanks again for your comments.
heidi@sfbags.com
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11-30-2006 @ 6:00PM
Kev said...
I don't know about the rest of you but I keep my stylus in my DS and not in the case. I guess it's handy if you lose your stylus and need a spare?
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12-02-2006 @ 11:59AM
Yadamon said...
as for batteries, many gamers here in Thailand have reported having battery life problems, they say that their DS battery can live for only 2-3 hours. This is totally unimaginable to me as my, and my girlfriend's batteries can last for days, I told them to lower their screen brightness and that helped a lot (they didn't know how, stupid children doesn't read manuals anymore these days, LOL) but their batteries doesn't seem to live as long as mine did, I don't know how large is this group of users but problem, maybe they were given a fake (as in, unofficial) batteries, anything can happen here in Thailand, maybe that would explain why there are OEM ds batteries, wrapped in cheap plastic for sale in the Klong Thom Market (Gaming Black Market ^^ get cheap stuff here, if you know how to look.)
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