by Mick on November 1, 2008
Nintendo DSi
The game console Nintendo DSi, which certainly hasn’t made too much buzz in Japan will likely release a new model of its top-selling handheld player, the DSi, in overseas markets by the summer of 2009.
the summer would be a good time to put on sale in Europe this version of its portable console. Satoru Iwata, president of Nintendo Co Ltd said.
Today the DSi has gone on sale in Japan for 18,900 yen ($192. The highlights are included camera, audio playback and a slimmer than the current model.
In Japan, for the moment, the Nintendo DSi has about 200,000 portable consoles ready to be purchased this weekend, and another 100,000 units for the first week. But I do not think there queues to get a precisely.
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by Luna on September 30, 2008
Nintendo, The Japan’s leading game console Producer is preparing to release the latest version of Nintendo DS. The latest generation gaming consoles will be equipped with built-in camera and music player.
The upcoming console will become a threat to the Apple iPod music player and mobile phone Featured camera. The Nintendo offers several functions at once in one device.
This console will also be equipped with wireless technology that is more sophisticated connection to the Internet, it will be released first in Japan in late 2008 and sold with the price of USD189. [click to continue…]
by Mick on March 28, 2008
Yes, it’s true, soon Nintendo DS owners will be able to download games NDS The service will offer both full and game demos, which will be directly downloaded from Wii via broadband, wireless, then sent to DS.) through their Wii via broadband access, wireless and then transmit them to their DS via Bluetooth. Reggie Fils-Amie, general manager of Nintendo US has confirmed this news on the New York Times. Not just games, new content, such as additional levels, characters, maps, etc., will also be available.
The service will offer both full and game demos, which will be directly downloaded from Wii via broadband, wireless, then sent to DS.
Hopefully there will be more details on this wonderful feature later.
[ source : www.computerandvideogames.com ]
