A lucrative new DS feature

by Ludwig Kietzmann { Jan 23rd 2006 at 6:38PM }

It's funny because it's true.

Image credit: Kaseius' photobucket album

[Thanks Jake!]

Tags: DS, Humor, Nintendo DS, NintendoDs

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Alex @ Feb 19th 2006 5:10PM

Lol! Iwata looks like he's mutating into Bill Gates and Miyamato looks like Edwin Leeford from Oliver Twist.

Crazylink @ Jan 23rd 2006 6:49PM

Indeed it does!

NergiZed @ Jan 23rd 2006 8:25PM

lol :D

wols @ Jan 24th 2006 1:31AM

Is this a photoshop job? It would be even funnier if it were real.

PodMonkeys @ Jan 24th 2006 8:12AM

Woot! :D

Adam @ Jan 24th 2006 9:13AM

Thats odd, ever since I got my DS, I have been extremely low on money.

Conrad Quilty-Harper @ Jan 24th 2006 2:30PM

Why does Miyamoto always look constipated? ;)

Sol Matsura @ Jan 31st 2006 10:50PM

Nintendo's portable consoles certainly can do that.

jabbertrack @ Feb 1st 2006 3:55PM

It prints money for Nintendo by getting DS fans to buy the console again in 'lite' form.

PS2s survive fairly well, I got a Red Pack(the GT3 pack, way back in the day, V4 I think) and it's merely showing it's age, like every other disc reader over 4 years old.

And kids DROP THE PSP and complain? Sorry, maybe you're a big enough klutz to drop your handhelds repeatedly, but the manufacturer can't be expected to have to fix it when you screw up.

srttreetgery @ Feb 1st 2006 5:53PM

@6- Because he is. They only eat rice over there.

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