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This isn't another Photoshop or CG mock-up. Over in the PlayerAdvance forums, a DIY type constructed his own DS Lite by following directions posted on this Japanese site. The paper DS even opens and closes, but does nothing else besides that. It is paper, yo.
Make a Paper DS Lite [SaTa's NDS Time]
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Kotaku 
Feb 1, 2006 11:22 AM
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