Tag archive: DSi

In an effort to stave off falling sales, Nintendo has announced an orange DSi and green DSi bundle for $150. Both bundles will come with a copy of Mario Party DS. This is the third bundle the Big N has announced in the last month. A few weeks ago, the company began selling a $200 “Mario-red” Wii bundle that included a Wii, Wii Remote Plus, Wii Sports, a red nunchuk, and Super Mario Bros. Wii. There is also a red DSi XL bundle… Read More

It's no surprise to Nintendo DS and Nintendo DSi fans looking for the best DS/DSi games: Hundreds of great titles are available for purchase and download. But with so many amazing video games out there for the DS and DSi in 2009, 2010 and beyond, how to pick the perfect one for you? Easy – check the following list below, compiled by our resident video game expert, which highlights some of the most popular DS games on store shelves.… Read More

Nintendo is looking to tap into the Facebook generation, announcing today that a new version of its Nintendo DSi Camera application will enable Facebook members to take photos with either of the DSi's integrated cameras and upload them directly to Facebook using the DSi's Wi-Fi wireless connectivity. Once users have taken a photo, they'll be able to tap a Facebook icon on the DSi's touch screen to have the images… Read More

Nintendo took the wraps off its latest and greatest handheld gaming platform, the Nintendo DSi, back in October of 2008, but it wasn't until April 5th that the system officially went on sale in North America (following launches in Japan and Europe). And while the DS platform's main competition has long been viewed as the Sony PSP, some industry watchers are saying that Nintendo has moved on beyond the PSP…and now has its… Read More

The handheld gaming system that American gamers have drooled over for months while it made the rounds in Japan is finally making its way across the Pacific. Nintendo announced on Wednesday that the DSi handheld will launch in the United States on April 5. As the third generation of the Nintendo DS, the DSi sports a number of improvements, including a case that’s slimmer than the previous DS Lite, larger screens, better speakers, and… Read More

The new Nintendo DSi handheld gaming system (Japanese) is set to go on sale in Japan tomorrow for ¥18,900, adding on-board cameras and music capabilities to the popular gaming platform. The DSi will also support a “DSi Shop” that will sell applications, content, and games directly to DSi users via it's integrated Wi-Fi connection. Nintendo hadn't announced any definite plans for offering the Nintendo DSi outside… Read More

Sometimes the rumor-mill is almost dead-on: Nintendo has unveiled the latest device of its handheld gaming juggernaut, the Nintendo DSi (Japanese), adding music and camera capabilities to the dual-screened gaming device, and potentially helping the vastly popular platform keep its edge over increased competition from the likes of Sony, Apple, and mobile phones. The Nintendo DSi is slimmer than its predecessors, and offers two 3.25-inch 256… Read More