
Actually, I really like that color.
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Actually, I really like that color. [via Engadget]


Actually, I really like that color.
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I like the color too, but I'm not sure how I would feel holding it in my hands. Would it be distracting? Would the color conflict with the color pallets in a game? I remember when they prototyped Wiis in this color. I liked it then too. I'd still rebuy a Wii if they released a black one. I'm lame like that.
I love the colour myself. Not too sure about the case that seems to come with the bundle though, too floral.
That reminds me (no idea why), how come there are no females on the infendo team?(or are there) Would it not be good to get a females opinion on some things seeing as how they seem to be buying more games nowadays, especially from Nintendo?
Where can I get it without all that other stuff? I mean no offense, but Personal Training Cooking just isn't my cup of tea.
the case is available from dealextreme.com, in that green color scheme, along with other colors (red, yellow, gold etc)
Does anyone on Infendo rock the Personal Training Cooking?
Is it worth getting?
I bought a lime green pre-owned DS in the UK only a few days ago. Its fine to look at and you only think about it clashing coours for a few seconds, no more!
Happy with the purchase, + GTA:CW.
That's cool!
I think that green looks awesome… I already have a DS lite (although the hinge is cracked…) but if I hadn't gotten mine on launch day, I would totally get this one. I love that color!
@TBlack
I have the Personal Trainer: Cooking and have used it to prepare six items while my wife was away.
Each meal turned out edible. Some better than others. With each recipe my skill was increasing. Not necessarily a better cook, just better skilled at using the software.
The verbal commands were a neat trick but my two year old running through the kitchen screaming (happy) would confuse the program into switching pages/redoing commands, etc. Also, the volume wasn't loud enough to be heard while cooking with a stove fan, radio, kids in the next room.
There are other minor nuisances that I would assume would be fixed in a second or third iteration.
Having said all that, I made some great food, my kids had fun helping out with both the cooking and shopping (the shopping list funtionality was brilliant), and I would suggest it to anyone who wants to break out a few new recipe ideas and a fun way to do it.
I look forward to my wife's next trip to try out some new recipes and re-try those risotta balls!
I got the game but are japanese adapted recipes, and for me thw voice commands work well
I love these color, why i always purchase the game for the special editions? =_=
btw, its lite ver