Gaming

Apple Invades The Game Market

One year and – barely – nine months. That’s what it has taken Apple to invade 19 per cent of the total US portable game market, while the PSP sunk from 20 per cent to 11 per cent, and the Nintendo dropped 5 per cent. And that’s only revenue.


March 22, 2010
Gaming

McDonald’s Japan To Train Employees With Nintendo DS, Software

“Get your greasy fingers off that DS Li— oh, you work here. Sorry about that. Please, continue with your McDonald’s training.”


March 15, 2010
Gaming

Developers: Nintendo DS2 To Be Revealed With Accelerometer

GDC is over for another year, but the omission of any solid Nintendo news – particularly in the shape of a new handheld console – was not enough for RPAD.tv, who spent the whole show digging for DS2 information from developers.


February 26, 2010

Nintendo, On Competition (Note To Self: Remember This In Five Years)

The Wall Street Observer: “Microsoft is working on controller-free gaming technology and Sony is developing a motion controller…Are you worried?” Nintendo’s Reggie: “We do not fear any competitor.” Me: Well, that settles that. [WSJ]


February 25, 2010
Gaming

Nintendo DSi XL Is $US190 On March 28

The mini-giant Nintendo DSi XL, which is ALSO AN EREADER APPARENTLY, has just gotten a price: $US190. It will be ripe for your purchasing on March 28.


February 6, 2010
Gaming

iPhone More Popular Than DS And PSP Among Game Developers

Game Developer Research says that Apple is winning the race among handheld game developers: 19 per cent write now for the iPhone and iPod touch. That’s more than double the amount of Nintendo DS and Sony PSP developers. Other interesting figures:


January 7, 2010
Gaming

Next DS To Have HD Screen, Potentially 720p

Boy, that Satoru Iwata has been awfully mouthy recently. In addition to sounding off about the next DS having a motion sensor, he also told Asahi that it’ll have a higher-resolution screen. A HIGH DEFINITION screen.


January 6, 2010
Gaming

Next-Gen Nintendo DS Will Have Some Kind Of Motion Detection

Nintendo’s president Satoru Iwata was more mouthy than most presidents are about their upcoming – but unannounced – products, and said that the upcoming DS will have an accelerometer. Or, some kind of motion sensor.


December 21, 2009

Lightning Review: Olin Wireless Nintendo DS Lite Charger

Gizmodo AU

The Gadget: The Olin wireless Nintendo DS Lite charger.


November 14, 2009
Cameras

DSi Studio Kit Can Start Your Kid On A Path Of Photography

The DSi’s camera is probably the lowest-quality camera device you can buy today that can still counts as a camera. But it’s still a camera, and your kids might enjoy making their photos slightly more interesting than the default shots.