DS Lite leads Amazon Console Sales.
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DS Trampling PSP
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Japanese software sales - Nov 20-26: DS continues to dominate
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From what we've seen in the year 2007, Nintendo's still got a better grasp of the handheld gaming scene over Sony's multimedia powerhouse. While most explosive titles that received the most attention were on consoles, the DS packed enough firepower to give both casuals and the hardcore something to hang onto outside their gaming rooms.
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Ultimate Band puts players in the studio to let them create and perform their own tracks.
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Players protect nature, rescue people and help Pok?mon in need. The new Pok?mon Ranger: Shadows of Almia action-adventure game for Nintendo DS launches today and lets players capture Pok?mon in a fun, new way: by circling them on the touch screen with a "Capture Styler." Capturing a Pok?mon allows players to use its abilities to overcome various obstacles and challenges they face along the way. As the game progresses the stylus-controlled Capture Styler is upgraded with new abilities.
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Nintendo's nationwide mall invasion continues in full force. Already thousands of people across the country have seen and experienced the wide variety of Wii games available for the holidays. And later this month, Nintendo will give weary mall shoppers a break with massages, a relaxing atmosphere and fun Nintendo DS games.
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With copying of DS software getting more and more of a problem, armed with the global economic crisis- all DS stock will be affected.
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Nintendo DS: Renegade Kid's portable FPS will have to wait until next year. Nintendo DS owners were dealt a blow to their holiday spirits this morning when publisher Mastiff and developer Renegade Kid announced their portable first-person shooter Moon will be pushed back to early next year.
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Warrior pandas and touchable mini-games in this week's bunch of demos. Since the launch of the Nintendo Channel for the Wii earlier this year, Nintendo has been providing a DS Download Service with demos of released and upcoming DS games.
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