Nintendo DS Camera and Face Training Otona no DS Kao Ships

Jul 31 2007, 5:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

A face training software dubbed Otona no DS Kao Training for the Nintendo DS started to ship in Japan.

The interesting part of the Otona no DS Kao Training is the bundled digital camera for the Nintendo DS.

Japanese game exporter Play-Asia ships the Otona no DS Kao Training for $48.90 internationally.The price is not bad for a camera accessory for the Nintendo DS. The open question is if the camera is useable without this weird face training software.

The Camera plugs into the GBA port of the Nintendo DS and the bundle comes with a stand (photo) to place the DS upright in front of you.

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