So, turns out I was so busy loving and playing my beautiful blue DSi that I forgot to update my DS Lite avatar; whoops!
Avatar = updated. DSi FTW! I'll make a nice DSi banner soon, too.
Haven't been around here in a while. I blame college.
But guess what? It's over; I'm done with school! Time to start looking for a job, and to actually get paid for doing my 3D work.
Would you do me a favor? Please check out my site on your favorite browser, and let me know of any problems that might occur. I want your feedback, especially for Mac users, since I haven't tried my site on Macs:
PS - On the DS side of life (the best side of life, of course), I'm liking Scribblenauts and loving Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story.
Yep, I got that stylus pictured above. $23 gets you the best DSi stylus available for your system. However, I must say, it's not as impressive as the stylus upgrade between DS and DS Lite. The metallic finish isn't as clean as the chrome finish on the DS Lite stylus, and the spring-loaded tip is a mixed blessing; it's nice to take the 'force' away from the screen when you push the stylus a bit too hard, but you can feel the tip going into the stylus and it feels a bit scratchy; makes me feel like I'm scratching the screen!
I would say, if you have the DS Lite Pro stylus, keep it and use it on your DSi; it fits perfectly and works just as well. If you don't have a Pro stylus from PDA Panache, get the DS Lite one, even if you have a DSi. The only reason to own this specific stylus is if you like the gold highlights on it; everything else is the same, or even worse, than the DS Lite model. I'm disappointed, but as the #1 DS Fan I had to have this
UPDATE: This might not be too bad, actually. I've spent more time with this stylus, and I'm really liking the excellent grip it has; it just stays in your fingers really nicely. I'm also really enjoying the extra length, but that's probably because this is the first DSi-specific stylus I've used.
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