ANother update of BIG infomation. Give your Kudos to wiinintendo.com for the info....
"DSi Restrictions Due to Missing GBA Slot
Filed under: Nintendo DS — hattrick @ 1:35 pm
We’ve all been wondering about this, so here’s your answer. Below is a list of games that will be affected by the missing GBA slot on the DSi. Some of them (i.e. MP3 Player and Web Broswer), though, have been added to the new design.
Non-Playable games
Famicom Game Adapter
Guitar Hero On Tour
Guitar Hero On Tour: Decades
Face Training / Otona no DS Kao Training
Love and Berry
Mein Vital Coach / My Health Coach
Nintendo MP3 Player
Slide Adventure: Mag Kid
Tony Hawk’s Motion
Opera Web Browser
Slight restrictions (most related to Rumble Pak)
Clubhouse Games
Arkanoid DS
Daigasso! Band Brothers
Hote Dusk
Magnetica / Actionloop
Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time
Metroid Prime Hunters
Metroid Prime Pinball
Pokémon Dash
Pokémon Diamond/Platinum/Pearl
Project Rub / Feel the Magic XX/XY
Space Invaders Extreme
Star Fox Command"
ALSO....
"Nintendo DSi Software Will Be Region-Locked
Filed under: Interview, News, Nintendo DS — hattrick @ 1:50 pm
Here is a bit of info for all you who are planning on importing a DSi. It seems that the DSi will not be region locked for basic functions (i.e. DS cartridge games, camera, and internet browser). However, things such as the DSWare services will be region locked.
“DSi is region locked because DSi embeds net communication functionality within itself, and we are intending to provide net services specifically tailored for each region,” said a statement given to UK consumer website CVG.
The statement reasons that region-locking its upcoming DS hardware upgrade is necessary as the new system will feature parental control features which will be dependent on each region’s unique age limit.
The DSi, however, will be able to play standard Nintendo software from any region, similar to the original Nintendo DS model and the Nintendo DS Lite. Users will also be able to browse the Internet on their DSi from anywhere in the world and exchange photos with friends in other countries."