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Bottom Line I’ve been happy with the leap from the DS to the DSi XL. If this is your first entry into Nintendo’s gaming systems or you’re a collector of portable game devices, the larger screens and better speakers make this a solid purchase. … [read more]
As I discussed yesterday, “Pokemon Black” and “White” starts players from scratch, preventing them from transferring pokemon from previous games until they complete the main “Black” and “White” adventure. In addition to that major shift, Nintendo is offering up new ways to interact with those you’re playing with. One of these ways is video chat. Apple’s
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Apple Eat Your Heart Out: ‘Pokemon Black’ And ‘White’ Adds Video Chat Over WiFi
Online storefront, Web browser DSi game transfers won’t launch until first system update in late May; Nintendo confirms multidimensional face-lift for older games.
Although some wouldn’t poke Pokemon with a ten-foot barge pole, mon, preferring Pacman instead, the Japanese game is still a big hit for Nintendo, with the company releasing two new Black and White Pokemon games.
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New Pokemon Black/White is no joke, mon
There’s no fat left to trim, apparently. Whereas the DS’s ugly-duckling launch model was replaced by the sleek DS Lite a year after birth, Nintendo insists it has no immediate plans to follow a similar route with its impending successor. Speaking in the latest Iwata Asks interview on the platform holder’s official site, 3DS hardware designer Kenichi Sugino revealed that, thanks to lessons …
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News: Nintendo not planning a 3DS Lite
NEW YORK — Forget the special effects extravaganzas that will be melting your eyeballs at the local multiplex this year. It turns out the biggest 3-D entertainment event of 2011 might just take place in the palm of your hand.
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Dimensions of scale
NEW YORK – Forget the special effects extravaganzas that will be melting your eyeballs at the local multiplex this year. It turns out the biggest 3D entertainment event of 2011 might just take place in the palm of your hand.
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3D portable gaming device gives the user control – without any glasses
There’s more to the new handheld system than meets the eye.
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Nintendo’s 3DS: More Than Just a 3-D DS
Wondering what games the Nintendo 3DS will launch with in March? Considering the handheld’s hefty $250 price tag, it’s going to have to launch with some pretty good stuff in order for people to want to toss out their beloved DS Lite/DSi/DSi XLs. The good news is that the release list is looking relatively strong at
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Nintendo 3DS launch titles for North America
Wondering what games the Nintendo 3DS will launch with in March? Considering the handheld’s hefty $250 price tag, it’s going to have to launch with some pretty good stuff in order for people to want to toss out their beloved DS Lite/DSi/DSi XLs. The good news is that the release list is looking relatively strong at
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Nintendo 3DS launch titles for North America
