Nintendo DSi Drops To $100 In North America This Month

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If you’re in the market for a Nintendo DSi, you’ll be able to buy one for cheaper starting later this month. Nintendo of America have announced that they’re dropping the price of both the Nintendo DSi and DSi XL.

 

Starting May 20th, The Nintendo DSi will drop to $100 (from $150), while the larger DSi XL will drop to $130 (from $170).

 

Both systems will come pre-loaded with Flipnote Studio. The DSi XL will also come installed with Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters, Brain Age Express: Math and Photo Clock.


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