Presidential Nintendo DS Lite

Thu Jul 6, 2006 6:52PM EDT

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Tomorrow is the President's 60th birthday, and Nintendo thought it would be a good idea to send Mr. Bush a Nintendo DS Lite and a copy of Brain Age, according to Wired. That's nice, but I could've sent him that.

How about sending him the unreleased Nintendo Wii console so he can get his game-on? Followed by two red, white and blue Swarovski crystal encrusted DS Lites for the twins and a diamond-encrusted Nintendo DS Lite for Mrs. Bush?

Would be a lot more fun if the First Family could chat and play against each other using the DS Lite Wi-Fi connection or Wireless network. Well, at least they sent him a copy of Brain Age, which oughta keep him busy in-between flights. One piece of advice, Mr. President, if you don't want to look crazy yelling "Black" or "Red" at your handheld console just say you can't speak. This will spare you the strange looks.

For more information on the Nintendo DS Lite or Brain Age, check out the full reviews.

Review: Nintendo DS Lite

Brain Age Review: Train Your Brain 

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  • 1 Posted by anthonydesu on Thu Sep 3, 2009 2:56PM EDT Report Abuse

    There are so many things to say about this topic, but I am sure I would get into trouble if I said even 1% of them. But I do think anything that says "brain" in the title ought to keep him busy, assuming he can figure out how to use the game system. 0_o

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