Metallic Rose Nintendo DS Lite, again

Posted in Nintendo DS by Darrin Olson on May 16th, 2008

Metallic Rose Nintendo DS LiteNintendo must have had some great feedback about the Metallic Rose Nintendo DS that came in the Nintendogs bundle, or it just didn’t do well and they have a lot of extras without the paw print. Either way the company is launching metallic rose as another standalone color for the lineup of DS’s, not to be confuse with the standard pink.

Some celebs by the names of America Ferrera and Carrie Underwood are going to also help push the latest DS in some commercials starting May 19. No pricing has been released but we would guess this model would be priced the same as the other standalone DS hardware systems.

Nintendo has had some great success with the DS with sales of over 19.6 million since its launch in November of 2004 and sales of 414,000 in April. They’ve also amassed more than 560 games available for the handheld console.

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3 Responses to “Metallic Rose Nintendo DS Lite, again”

  1. Amanda Says:

    Well, i like the color but i think they can make a umm…cooler color…i want them to have a oange or purple or something like that i guess.

  2. Amanda Says:

    blah blah i hate this color it sukz and i think it is way to girly and i am a girl so think of another color soon!

  3. ari Says:

    I just bought mine in tis color…i’ll say it is a very beautiful color once u see it with ur own eyes…am loving it…definitely way better than pink…in my opinion….

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