While April's fools day was coming to a close late last night, there was no mucking around at the Nintendo Experience store in Melbourne. Around 200 people lined up patiently, waiting for the clock to hit 12, so that they could pick up their new Nintendo DSi. The new big features include two cameras, and the DSiWare shop, which offers a service very similar to WiiWare, where players will be able to download bite-sized games. The Nintendo DSi marks the third hardware iteration of the Nintendo DS platform since it's launch in 2005.

　　A shot from the outside as staff get the store ready to open up for customers

　　Nintendo were kind enough to set up demo booths for people to play the Nintendo DSi, while they wait around for the clock to strike 12

　　Nintendo aficionados Tegan Jenkins and Meloodie Bereson show off their new Nintendo DSis. Tegan (on the right) was the first person to get the Nintendo DSi in Australia

　　For information regarding the new Nintendo DSi, be sure to check out our comprehensive launch centre, which includes an in-depth look at what you can expect to find in the box.