Nintendo DSi LITE – NDSi

Capcom’s historical warlords slasher shares leaderboard with Sega’s colorful beat-matching game; PSP, PS3 system sales double week-over-week.

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Big in Japan July 26-August 1: Sengoku Basara 3, Project Diva 2

SAN DIEGO—-Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. Conference Call: Today, August 5th, 2010 at 5:00 p.m. ET Dial-in numbers: 231-2910 Webcast: www.madcatz.com Replay Information: See release text

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Mad Catz Reports Fiscal 2011 First Quarter Revenue of $19.9 Million

3D or not 3D, that is the question

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Nintendo 3DS Preview

Nintendo’s minigame collection continues rocking the Japanese sales charts weeks after release, PSP action RPG enjoys strong debut.

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Big in Japan July 19-25: Wii Party, Fate/Extra

Sales of the three-model DS line were steady week-over-week in Japan, where the platform once again led other hardware platforms on a static weekly sales chart, Media Create revealed Friday. The Nintendo DS line — which includes the DSi LL, DSi and DS Lite — sold 47,450 units, flat compared to DS sales from the prior week. By model, the DSi LL sold 24,189, the DSi sold 18,202 and the DS Lite …

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DS Line Leads Again On Weekly Japan Hardware Sales Chart

(30 Jul 2010) Wii and PS3 down, PSP 3000 and DSi up.

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News// Japan Hardware: Handhelds Rule, Consoles Drool

Nintendo on Thursday faced its first loss in two years as its own lineup and competition from Apple hurt its business. The company lost the equivalent of $288.5 million after DS sales were cut in half from 5.97 million a year ago to just 3.15 million this spring. The drop included a 33 percent fall in sales in the US during June alone…. Nintendo DS – Nintendo – Apple – Video game – Games

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Nintendo DS sales crashing in light of iPod

UPDATE: Nintendo has confirmed the announcement, but denied any release window confirmation.

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3DS pricing, date details promised in Sept. – Report

Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter says Nintendo can sell “millions” at projected mark; software price average to climb as well.

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3DS could cost more than $250 – Analyst

Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter predicts in an investor note that the 3D portable-gaming device will justify game price tags of $29, vs. today’s blended average of $25.

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Analyst: Nintendo 3DS to revolutionize industry