Leapfrog’s Nintendo DS competitor hits stores

July 07th, 2008 | Category: Video Game Reviews

LeapFrog's Didj gaming system.

(Credit: LeapFrog)

A few months ago we got a preview of Leapfrog’s new handheld learning/gaming systems, the Didj ($89.99)

and Leapster 2 ($69.99)–and now they’re officially available.

LeapFrog doesn’t precisely bill the Didj as a Nintendo DS

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Original post by David Carnoy

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