DSi LL is too big for its own box art

by JC Fletcher on Nov 6th 2009 2:15PM

The box design for the Japanese DSi LL has shown up on Amazon.co.jp, and, as usual, it is classy and fairly minimalist, featuring little more than a picture of the hardware on a white background.

We're childish enough to be amused by the fact that the whole DSi LL doesn't fit on the box. You know, because it's so big. Look how much room is on the DSi box! Somehow, despite not fitting on the box, the DSi LL fits in the box -- we can only assume it's in there disassembled like an IKEA desk.

[Via GoNintendo]

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Tags: amazon, box-art, boxart, dsi-ll, dsi-xl, japan

Reader Comments (25)

Does that little square on the screen represent the smaller dsi screen size?

yup

"You know, because it's so big." - I wish I had that problem. :(

"Somehow, despite not fitting on the box, the DS LL fits in the box"

Or maybe it's folded, right?

seeing as you are UNfamiliar with sarcasm, I will close the cash register at this point.

To further ignore sarcasm, the logo talks up also half the box.

Ugh typo fail

Pfffft everyone is so ignorant ..... this is japan we are talking about..... their boxes are simply larger on the inside than they are on the outside.

TarDS?

so that huge, irregular shaped body of the stylus fits under the ds??? or you have to carry it seperately..

It's magically delicious-- I mean, it magically appears out of thin air when you will it. Yeah. That.

You have to carry it separately.

It also comes with a more normal looking DS stylus that fits inside the system like regular.

only problem with the DSi LL is.....that the PSP GO is still far superior....

Oddly enough I've heard less from a backend of a bull...

The only thing the PSP Go is superior at is sucking. Oh, and ripping customers off, it's good at that too.

Because the DSi LL isn't ripping you off?

If the Go is good...why did I get a PSP-3000 knowing full well that the Go was on its way?

Oh right, physical copies of games are better by far. Only company I trust with digital copies of games is Valve, because PSN isn't as developed as Steam is. Yet. It's getting there, though.