Amidst the Dragon Quest announcements recently, Square-Enix has set a date for IX in Japan, revealing the limited edition DSi.
The RPG giant held a conference on all things Dragon Quest in Tokyo, and whilst announcing the next entry for Wii, highly promoted the forthcoming DS release on March 27th 2009. To accompany the launch there'll be a limited-edition DSi shell - and it looks fantastic.
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Sorry to burst yer bubble jb, but that's only a DQ shell, not a full-blown DSi. Looks ace though! 
O damn that shell looks HAWT.
Phoenixus said:That's even better!
Sorry to burst yer bubble jb, but that's only a DQ shell, not a full-blown DSi. Looks ace though!
oh and I see a problem with the cosplay in the first pic...the one on the right doesn't have blue hair D:
That shell is awesome design.
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