Nintendo Co., the world's largest maker of portable game players, had its stock investment rating and target price reduced by KBC Securities Japan because of concern demand for the DS and Wii machines will slow.
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More than a year ago, Activision revealed that the company was interested in branching its Guitar Hero franchise onto platforms such as the Nintendo DS. It's been a long wait, but the company has finally revealed exclusively to IGN and Yahoo the Guitar Hero game that will soon hit the dual-screen handheld later this year.
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The Midway Games name is closely associated with a number of classic arcade franchises, such as Spy Hunter, Rampage, Defender, Joust, and Mortal Kombat. But perhaps none is more closely associated with the publisher than the four-player dungeon-crawling action game Gauntlet.
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January 31, 2008 - Spring 1940. German forces occupy Europe and prepare to invade England. Britain's survival depends on the courage of a handful of men: the pilots of the Royal Air Force. Join the squadron and scramble your Spitfire on thrilling missions to shift the balance of power in World War II in Spitfire Heroes: Tales of the Royal Air Force from Destineer and developer Big John Games.
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Nintendo Australia has announced that the DS has sold one million units in the region, according to data from research specialist GfK.
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Professor Kageyama's Maths Training will support 1-16 players and is currently down for a release on 8th February 2008 in Europe. Prepare for a mathematic experience like no other. The foundation of Dr Kageyama’s Maths Training is 100 square calculations a method conceived by Kageyama Hidea, a Japanese elementary school principal. The DS is held side ways like a book and all answers are written using the stylus.
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Nintendo hit us, and likely the rest of the gaming planet, with a release today pointing out that the DS does indeed print money. But just how much money Nintendo?
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"The previous record for most consoles (of any kind) sold in a week in the UK was 185,000. That mark belonged to Sony, and was set during the PSP's launch in 2005. It's gone now. The new record stands at 191,000, and was set by the Nintendo DS last week."
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While Wii has been setting new sales records left and right, the Nintendo DS's domination announces its presence again with a new sales record in UK. Nintendo announced that it sold an unprecedented 191,000 units in a period of 7 days last week, beating the previous record of the most hardware units sold in a week set during the PSP's launch at 185,000 units sold.
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The Nintendo DS TV-tuner attachment was released in Japan on Tuesday. A survey by Famitsu predicts sales of nearly 4 million units.
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