No, apart from Nintendo DS Lite games, the Nintendo DS Lite can only play Game Boy Advance games in single player mode.

There is no connection planned between Nintendo DS Lite and Nintendo GameCube at the moment.

As the Nintendo DS Lite is not dependent on a particular TV type, the European Nintendo DS Lite hard- and software is compatible with foreign Nintendo DS Lite hard- and software.  Please be aware that chargers are voltage dependant and may vary from country to country.

We would like to point out that Nintendo of Europe and all distributing companies (around the world) are independent companies. Therefore we cannot accept any warranties for products not originated in the European Union.

To play a so-called Multi-Card game, the same country version needs to be inserted in every Nintendo DS Lite. Otherwise it could lead to failures within the game or loss of saved data or similar.

Use of the Nintendo DS Lite may be allowed on planes when wireless data transfer is not used or is switched off. An active wireless communication is shown by rapid flashing of the usage light on the DS Lite.

Please always follow the specific security guidelines of the airline to avoid any disturbance of the plane's technology on board.

The different applications of the Nintendo DS Lite (e.g. PictoChat) work with different clock frequencies. Since it is not possible to switch directly from application to application, the Nintendo DS Lite needs to be reset and switched off.

Yes. Games with the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection logo can be played online when you are near a wireless access point, such as the one provided by a wireless router in the privacy of your own home or at public hotspots.

You can also buy the DS Lite Browser to surf the web on your Nintendo DS Lite.

Licensees are companies which have gained the right to develop and publish games and accessories for Nintendo hardware. These companies are completely independent from Nintendo.

Original or licensed accessories, which are generally tested by Nintendo, can be clearly identified by two things that appear on the packaging and/or manuals:

1. The statement "Licensed by (the Trademark of) Nintendo...". Our own products do not feature this.
2. The golden "Original Nintendo Seal of Quality". This is a circle surrounded by golden points and a white area containing the above sentence written in golden letters. The Nintendo name is shown as our logo. In the lower right corner there is a small "TM".

The quality seal is your assurance that you have bought a Nintendo quality product which works correctly.

If a non-licensed accessory causes a failure or defect of Nintendo hardware, we cannot grant a warranty. This means repairs will be with costs.