Yes gadget geeks our favorite portable gaming console, the Nintendo DS Lite, comes in various colors. Starting this June, new DS Lite colors will hit the European market; lime green, hot red and ice blue. I don’t know why Nintendo makes DS Lites that come in various colors; maybe it’s part of their marketing strategy to attract consumers to stack out $129.99 in their pocket to replace their old DS Lites (old as in bought 2-3 months ago) and purchase another one. Well if you’re fond of collecting cool gadgets then you might be interested in shelling out a few bucks from your mom or dad and get yourself one.

No this is not about the Nintendo Wii, it’s another game console developed by pro-pirated manufacturers; designed to trick the elderly ones in buying a supposed to be Nintendo Wii for their children. This gaming console is definitely not recommended for those gadget geeks who are into the “what’s in and what’s hot” thing. It’s a piece of crap that comes with a throwback N64-looking controller. But if you’re out of the budget and your son is bragging you to buy him/her a new game console, then this gadget could come in handy sometimes. Do you know what’s the best part about this gadget? It requires no AC power. Yes. The console runs on 4AA’s and the controller on 2AA’s a piece. What else would you get from an out of the budget gaming console?

More interesting features of the MiWi game console after the jump.

Some of its features include:
- Interactive Boxing, PingPong, Tennis, Golf, Baseball, Soccer, Bowling Games
- Wireless Joypad (alright)
- 16 Bonus Games
- New design 16 bit color games
- Accessories: 1 Main console, 1 Wireless Joypad, 2 R/C stick, 2 Ping-Pong Racquet, 1 Baseball Bat, 1 Tennis Racquet, 1 Golf Stick, 1 Soccer sensor, 1 AV Cable, 1 Gift box, 1 User Manual, 2 game cards.

You actually get the whole package dude. See how cheap and crappy this thing is? Well, my nephew, who is addicted to the classic family computer, will definitely like to have one for his birthday. I’d probably get him one to stop his everyday ramblings, telling me to buy him a Nintendo DS Lite.