according to the article it seems basically the spec and the function of the new model remain the same, just the screen become bigger The retaiil price is the same, 18900 yen The new 4" DSi model will be released within this year in Japan, places outside Japan are still under discussion
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Nintendo's announced the DSi, the third iteration of its DS platform. But how does it stack up to the Nintendo DS Lite? We've crunched the numbers and got the data for comparison's sake. That, after the jump.
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Red, turquoise, and green DSs, culinary tool coming to the continent in June.
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"New Jersey based Majesco has announced Air Traffic Chaos for summer 2008, a game in which players take on the job of an air traffic controller, managing flights at busy airports around the world."
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LOL is played by one of the players making a challenge in writing to the others. The crazier the challenge, the more fun everyone will have. The person who delivered the challenge chooses an appropriate time limit, and everyone has to answer the challenge on their touch screen however they see fit – with words, pictures, or whatever comes to mind.
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As of the end of June, the Nintendo DS has now shipped 47.27 million units worldwide. Cumulative software shipments for the system have now reached a shade under 220m units. Nintendo expects that number to increase by a whopping 140m units during the next fiscal year.
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DS Lite still selling despite hardware sales slump!
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Mock up shown based on latest info that nearly matches the circuit board Nintendo filed with the FCC. Blogger claims 3D effect is amazing. Includes media player. May contain Sharp 3D Camera. New proprietary medium for games. Real analog stick (only one stick). Plus confirmation of older details.
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In Japan, consumers are rewarded with 1000 free Nintendo DSi points when they first connect their new DSi system to the online store. We've been crossing our fingers that North American gamers will receive the same reward when the portable is released here on April 5, and it looks like we're in luck.
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After selling millions and millions of DS units, you'd think Nintendo president Satoru Iwata would be bracing himself for a decline in sales. Heck, no! Iwata sees DS sales as something that will continue to grow. His logic: "Some say the market for the DS is saturated, but I disagree. In Japan, a country with a population of 127 million, we've sold 23 million DS units.Sales of the product could grow further in foreign countries considering their populations."
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