Category: Custom Game Console Reviews

The Nintendo DSi became publicly available worldwide in April 2009, and from the get go, it represented an important evolution for Nintendo's handheld lineup. By all means, it lost the Game Boy Advance slot, but it introduced built-in cameras, an integrated sound creation app and, most important for a modern audience, a built in internet … Continue reading Customised Nintendo DSi Part 7 →

The Nintendo DSi was the third entry into Nintendo's family of DS Consoles, yet the first to include new features that would then become on later DS handhelds, including dual cameras, music playback and built in access to the internet. But while all this was great, there were some things it didn't do as well … Continue reading Customised Nintendo DSi Review Part 6 →

In 2009, Nintendo introduced the Nintendo DSi, a handheld gaming console that promised a range of new features and capabilities. While the DSi offered exciting advancements, it also presented challenges for physically disabled gamers, with many feeling like they couldn't play a lot of games fully. In this blog, I'll be telling you about a … Continue reading Customised Nintendo DSi Review Part 5 →

The Nintendo DSi is an old DS console, originally released in 2009, and which has long been a beloved platform for gamers. But for those who are physically disabled, the standard controls and button layout can pose significant barriers to enjoyment. Enter the custom DSi which I've been trialing for a while, a modified version … Continue reading Customised DSi Review Part 4 →

https://youtu.be/t_KttR2OW1M Gaming was always something I wanted to get into, but thanks to the inaccessibility of consoles at the time, I wasn't able to enjoy everything consoles had to offer. Even the most accessible games console of my childhood (the Nintendo DS) wasn't fully accessible, despite it having a touch screen which can help whoever's … Continue reading Custom DSi Review Part 3 →