Sometimes I miss the unique charms of the Nintendo DS and 3DS handhelds. They were weird. I liked the wonky touch controls, and some games featured weird gimmicks with the built-in mic and cameras.
So, as we’ve already reported, Nintendo has announced the DSi, a spiffy new iteration of the DS franchise. There’s the larger screens, smaller profile, music playback, SD card slot…But what’s got ...
The DSi’s camera is OK for quick snaps but, like the early days of mobile phone cameras, it’s quite limited in what it can do. Which leaves a gap in the market for clip-on accessories like ...
Three-dee displays make me dizzy. I want to see real 3D without eyeglasses, which is exactly what this new Nintendo DSi game does. It opens a world to a new dimension ...
The newest addition to the Nintendo DS family, DSi, has clearer sound quality and a surprisingly sharp image quality when in photo mode. That and the fact that users can have much more fun with ...
DSiWare downloadable versions of Brain Age will use the DSi’s internal camera. Right now no other software has been confirmed to support the internal camera. Just what will Nintendo use the camera for ...
Last week we talked about rumors of a new Nintendo DS, and this morning, those rumors proved to be true. Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata announced the Nintendo DSi at the company’s Fall presentation over in ...
Nintendo has announced its new DSi, the update to the DS Lite, at the company's Fall presentation in Japan earlier today. As expected, it features the same dual-display clamshell layout as the DS ...
REDMOND, Wash., Feb. 18, 2009 – Nintendo pioneered hand-held entertainment in the '80s and made it fully mobile with the Game Boy™ video game system. Now, Nintendo is transforming the way people ...
The Nintendo DSi release is right around the corner, and though some press shots and videos are out there, what does it really look like up close? https://gizmodo.com ...
A bit bulky and heavy; size makes device less portable; no improvements over DSi's cameras and internal storage; networking hiccups found in DSi remain; text-based games may look slightly blurry; old ...
Weak camera; no editing of non-DSi photos; lacks GameBoy Advance support; limited music compatibility “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a 20-year history of testing, reviewing, and rating ...
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