Nintendo DSi LITE – NDSi

No matter how diverting your portable game system is, its usefulness goes down to zero if you’re stuck with a dead battery far from a handy electrical outlet.

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Vita beats 3DS in battery life test

A few years ago, mobile gaming used to be dominated by two companies: Nintendo and Sony. Nintendo had its seemingly unstoppable juggernaut of its Nintendo DS handheld, which in turn built on the company’s Game Boy empire. Sony, as always, aimed at the high end with its PlayStation Portable, and while the platform never ignited the way Nintendo’s did, it still garnered fans for the quality of its …

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Can Sony and Nintendo still compete in mobile gaming?

(13 Sep 2010) Portable still doing good business in the Far East

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Japanese Games Hardware: Time to Kill PSP Go? – News

The release of Love Plus + helped the portable lead the pack in Japan last week. The Wii and Nintendo DS Lite saw slight sales increases of 100 units each in Japan this week, while the Nintendo DSi fell to 17,036 units. The big winner this week for Nintendo was the DSi LL, which increased 10,000 units to slightly over 41,000 sold. This increase is most likely due to a combination of the release …

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NEWS: DSi LL Sales Increase in Japan

Sony’s PlayStation Portable platforms outsold Nintendo’s DS line of handhelds on a combined basis in Japan for the week ended June 6, Media Create reported Friday. Combined sales of PSP-3000 and the newer PSP Go were 24,614 units, the tracking firm said. That includes 23,588 units of PSP-3000 and 1,026 of PSP Go. The DS line — which includes DSi LL, DSi and DS Lite — had combined sales of 20 …

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PSP Leads DS In Weekly Japanese Sales

It’s big. It’s badass.

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Nintendo DSi XL gets first western release date (The Inquisitr)