ok but am I the only one who thinks of the DS Lite when they think of the Nintendo DS, and didn't even see an OG DS for a few years? It feels like even Nintendo themselves saw the original model as an unfinished beta product and barely advertised it, but then after the Lite model launched you couldn't go a full day at the time without seeing an ad for it.
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Absolutely same here. To me the DS Lite was the base model, I think one friend maybe had an OG for a bit, but it had definite prototype vibes.
I do appreciate the clunky cyber-y2k aesthetic look of it, but it also looks way flimsier and more breakable than the Lite, which looks like a robust Brick you could lob at somebody's head and it would still work.
