Nintendo DSi LITE – NDSi

Mere months after its launch, Nintendo is dropping the price of its 3DS handheld console to counter disappointing sales figures Nintendo has announced thatit will cut the price of the 3DS by nearly one third. Coming less than five months after the innovative glasses-free 3D handheld console’s launch, this swift response to disappointing sales figures is unprecedented for Nintendo. Currently, the …

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Nintendo slashes price of 3DS

Nintendo has announced its Q2 2011 financial results[pdf link] and it makes for disappointing reading for the Japanese gaming giant. Net sales were down over 50-percent against the same period in 2010, and net losses reached 25.5bn yen, with Nintendo blaming not only lackluster sales of the 3DS but development costs associated with 2012′s Wii

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Nintendo reports Q2 financial misery: 25.5bn yen loss, “few hit titles”

Nintendo has announced drastic cuts to the price of both the DSi and DSi XL hand-held gaming devices. Yet the 3DS remains at a price that leaves it vulnerable to competitor attacks. Today Nintendo has announced a dropped the price on the popular DSi hand-held and it’s larger cousin the DXi XL. In Australia this means that from 30 June 2011, Nintendo DSi will be available for only SRP AU $199.95 …

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Nintendo drop DSi prices, 3DS sales to feel the pain?

Hot on the heels of a Wii price drop from about two weeks ago, Nintendo has announced that it’ll be lowering the DS Lite’s price to $100 (from about $130) starting on June 5th. The big N claims that its pushed over 48.9 million DS handhelds to consumers in the U.S., adding that many of the Mario DS titles have also sold well into the millions. To highlight the achievements, six of the best …

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Nintendo drops DS Lite to $100, makes it easier to (Mario) party

Nintendo of America has announced that, effective June 5, the suggested retail price for the Nintendo DS List handheld gaming system will drop to $99. Although the DS Lite has been long-since been eclipsed on the tech front (frist by the Nintendo DSi and most recently by the Nintendo 3DS, the handheld remains the best-selling video game system ever, with about 49 million sold.

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Nintendo DS Lite dropping to $99 on June 5

Nintendo Australia has announced it has hit 3 million in sales for the DS hand-held gaming device. In a country of just over 20 million people, and with mobile gaming devices becoming more prevalent , is that it for the venerable DS? Or will the 3DS excite an all new generation?

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Has the Nintendo DS reached saturation?

Are you looking to buy a DSi? If so and you can wait until September 12th, you can save yourself $20 as Nintendo has announced through a press statement this morning that both the Nintendo DSi and the DSi XL will be reduced in price by $20. Currently, the DSi has a price tag of

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Nintendo DSi Price Drop On September 12th

Nintendo has announced price cuts for the DSi and DSi XL , with the two portable consoles set to shed $20 apiece. As of September 12th, the Nintendo DSi will be priced at $149.99, while the Nintendo DSi XL will be $169.99; the DS Lit will stay at $129.99 as before. Nintendo are billing the price cut as a generous offer to US customers wanting to squeeze the value out of every dollar, though we’d …

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Nintendo DSi and DSi XL price cut coming September 12th

In a somewhat puzzling move, Nintendo has announced that it will bring a new color of the DSi XL to the US, in spite of the fact that the system has been the slowest-selling Nintendo handheld in years….

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Nintendo Adds Midnight Blue To DSi XL Palette

[ Nintendo ] With the 3DS right around the corner, buying a DSi or DSi XL seems a bit foolish. Now, in Japan, it’ll at least be a more cost-effective foolish decision, as Nintendo of Japan has announced price drops on both iterations of the DSi. The regular-size DSi drops in price on June 19 from ¥18,900 ($205.55) to ¥15,000 ($163.13), while the DSi XL drops from ¥20,000 ($217.51) to ¥18,000 …

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