The case comes in blue (above) black, brown, and white, and will retail for 1,680 yen ($14.75) when it comes out this Friday in Japan. Of course, if you can't wait, you can just make your own multi-game case.
[Via ITMedia]
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Gametech card case makes room for reading material
The case comes in blue (above) black, brown, and white, and will retail for 1,680 yen ($14.75) when it comes out this Friday in Japan. Of course, if you can't wait, you can just make your own multi-game case.
[Via ITMedia]
There's no safer place than a rabbit's mouth
Also found on Craftster today: this irresistible case from endlessly_intricate, featuring an embroidered image of Invader Zim's GIR. Not only does the images look great on the front of the case, but endlessly_intricate made one more crucial design innovation-- a taco! Is there anything tacos can't do?
Mad Catz supports Breast Cancer Foundation through accessory pack
Did you know that October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month? Mad Catz does, as they've decided to turn over 10% of their profits on their Joytech Nintendo DS Lite Pink Tech Pack. The accessory pack, which can be found at Circuit City, hasn't turned up for us in an online search, but we do know it includes a carrying case, in-car power adapter, USB charger, 2 stylii and two game cases. And it only costs $19.99.Sounds like a win-win situation to us.
Miyabi DS Lite cases are classy, available
The "Miyabi" line of DS Lite cases from Vis-a-Vis remind us somewhat of the kimono cases we featured before. Both use very Japanese fabric, and both allow you to operate the DS with the case on. However, these use a more robust-looking clasp (rather than the small band around the whole case). They also feature much bolder patterns than the subtle stripes and monochrome floral prints of the kimono cases. You may find them too purse-like for your tastes, as suggested when we first saw them, but we think they're rather nice. They're available for sale now, at a real-purse-busting $57.
Are these fabrics coming out of storage somewhere, we wonder? Or are accessory companies suddenly being forced to learn about fabric since the release of the DS Lite?
[Via GAME Watch]
Are these fabrics coming out of storage somewhere, we wonder? Or are accessory companies suddenly being forced to learn about fabric since the release of the DS Lite?
[Via GAME Watch]
Recycle your junk into a DS accessory
We're going to look at some of the recycled-material DS cases we've featured in the past, as well as a couple that we haven't. Then, finally, we'll present our own craft project, which is more on the 'silly' end of the DS case spectrum. It totally holds a DS, though!
Neat Accessory Sets of Innocence
From the looks of it, Tales of Innocence won't be terrible, and so there will no doubt be an audience for this nice-looking set. It includes a clear Protect Case and a maroon Tales of Innocence extending stylus, for $23. It'll be released on December 6th.
Hori releases new accessory kit
Isn't that the pain about cases, though? Once you think you've found your ideal case or organizer, another is released, perhaps looking more tempting or functional than that you already own?
[Via Go Nintendo]
One way or another, your DS Lite is getting Zelda stuff on it
All of this is emblazoned with the vivid, colorful art that so many people hated about Wind Waker, and which we happen to enjoy. The skin has a bit of a black/red scheme going, which would go well with the new DS Lite color scheme.
We haven't seen this for sale anywhere but Canadian retailer Future Shop, which is a bit inconvenient for us. Canadian gamers can Link up their DS Lites for CAD$18, while all we can do is dream.
[Via GoNintendo]
Hey! Listen! It's your phone
Do you like this cell phone holder with an embroidered Link on it? Would you be willing to pay $14 for it? Well, you can't. Providing further proof that we're bad people, we can only tease you with this wonderful handmade phone case, and link to an Etsy store from which you can't buy it.
Well, maybe you can: the seller takes commissions, so you may be able to convince her to make you one like this. Or maybe even a bigger case, for some kind of handheld video game system? By the way, the other cases for sale, while not game-themed, are also adorable.
Well, maybe you can: the seller takes commissions, so you may be able to convince her to make you one like this. Or maybe even a bigger case, for some kind of handheld video game system? By the way, the other cases for sale, while not game-themed, are also adorable.
[Via Wonderland]
A classy wallet-style case for your DS cards
The case has four pockets for DS games, a space for a stylus, and an extra pocket for a GBA cartridge or whatever else will fit. It comes in pink, blue, and black, all of which are shiny.
This appears to be Shouhou's first product, so we're a little more impressed with its aesthetics and design. Not every DS accessory is this nice.
[Via GAME Watch]
Where once there was beauty, there now lives despair
To be safe, we've sealed its frightful visage past the post break, away from the casual reader's view. If you believe that Marion's "paint job" is something you'd like to see, then by all means, head past the jump. We stongly advise, however, that you keep your mouse pointer near, if not directly on, your browser's back button; you might find its mutilated face to be much more than what you bargained for.
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DS Daily: Bad cases
On that note, are we the only ones not terribly pleased with the case included in the Brain Age 2 bundle? The pockets for the carts are almost too tight, and the clasp doesn't lie flush with the case, which means it's more likely to pop open just when you don't want it to pop open. As cases go, it's okay -- and it looks great -- but we've seen better.
Some more stuff to wrap your DS in
What say you all?
[Via Go Nintendo]
T-Bags for T-Boys and T-Girls
Inappropriately-named accessory manufacturer Thrustmaster has revealed a new line of DS Lite pouches that the company promises will "electrify the catwalks during the next fashion shows."
Too young to carry around a man-purse, but still in need of a tote for all of your gadgets? The "T-Pack Only for Boys" comes with pockets and compartments for games, mobile phones, and even a DS Lite! A pair of earphones and a USB recharging cable come packed with the set, as well as a "Thrustmaster Elite Member" badge. You know, so you can let everyone know how much of a Thrustmaster you are.
For the Thrustmaster ladies out there, you'll have two options -- Pink/Denim and Purple/Denim -- both equally repelling. The purple "fashion pack" comes with eight heat transfers, giving creative girl gamers a chance to personalize their bags with hearts, butterflies, and, yes, dolphins. Head past the post break for photos of the "T-Jean Bag 2 DS Lite Girl" and the "T-Pack 2 DS Lite Girl Pink."
Show and Tell: Taking girly to a whole new level
Got something that makes you particularly proud? We like thingamabobs and doohickeys and swag of all sorts, as well as food and furniture and anything used for fun ... so long as it's related to Nintendo! Just take some pictures, tell us what's up, and send it all to showmeit [at] dsfanboy [dot] com. We'll take care of the rest.
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