Nintendo DSi

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The DSi is a great upgrade from the older DS lite. The hardware feels great though some parts like the SD card cover seems weak. www.truveo.com

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9 Oct 2009) PS3 still on top of hardware charts, DSi clings onto handheld top spot.

Console racks up epic weekly total The latest hardware numbers are in from the land of the rising sun, and the PS3 is once again enjoying something of Slim/price-cut lead renaissance - sales topping 150,000 units for the week ending September 6th. The PS3 leads, with sales topping 151,000...

Video Games Republic 6 (Bloomberg) -- Sales of video-game software and hardware in Japan rose for the first time in 20 months in July thanks to the release of Square Enix Co. ... DSi sales top 3 millionVideo Games Republic Dragon Quest IX: 3.5 Million ServedNintendo Life

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New Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story DS videos drop Nintendo in Apr. began sale of the Nintendo DSi at US retail. The new hardware includes two-built in cameras and music playback functionality for $169.99. ...

DSi leads as whole pack improves The summer lull may be taking its toll, but Japanese hardware sales have picked up according to the new chart covering last week. The DSi once again leads, but the top-three selling systems all benefit from improved sales. Nintendo's handheld is tops once ag...

Ars Technica  CA The DSi, which has sold over 1 million units since its launch, has obviously continued the momentum of the DS platform. What I'm curious about is if any of the new hardware represented a new platform or just modifications like the DS Lite and DSi. ...

 CA He added, "On the hardware side, we expect a significant decline in unit sales of the new DSi, which launched on April 5 (selling 886000 units in its first month). At E3, Nintendo announced that over one million DSi units have sold to date in the US ...

The DS makes a resurgence thanks to camera-enhanced DSi, while the PS2 makes substantial gains thanks to its price drop. Pfft? Current gen hardware? That's so passé. We can't wait until the N64 and Dreamcast surge back onto the NPD lists. ...

 CA I think we'll see a new PSP soon and Nintendo will probably release another iteration of the DS or DSi next week. Probably not, but they sure do like to re-release the same platform over and over again. Do you see the need for new hardware within the ...

By Chris Kohler The Nintendo DSi will arrive in America on April 5 with a price tag of $170, Nintendo said Wednesday. The latest model of Nintendo's smash-hit portable hardware features a number of upgrades over the original. It's got two cameras, one... <embed width="650" height="630" src="http:...

Developers are being encouraged to create software to utilize the DS hardware. Along with the downloadable games, users can purchase games made specifically for DSi at retail stores, according to Nintendo. Prices for applications vary, but start at $2, or 200 points. The DSiWare applica...

By Michael McWhertor Japanese gamers just aren't buying hardware right now. Sales are way, way down from the same point last year, with the PSP selling at half the rate and the Wii at a mere quarter. The weekly Media Create hardware sales numbers for the week of February 2nd to the 8th are...

By Michael McWhertor Japanese gamers started ramping up their hardware purchases this week, giving the Media Create hardware chart a little kick in the old pantsu after weeks of dreary post-holiday numbers. Who performed best? Nintendo DSi - 55,613PSP - 44,135Wii - 23,278PlayStation 3 - 17,405Nintendo DS...

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By Chris Schilling Nintendo reigns supreme at the top of both software and hardware charts once more, this time taking pole position with a remake of a GameCube game. The success of Wii Play: Mario Tennis proves Nintendo made a wise decision to revisit some of its old titles - in Japan, at least. Over here where t...

By Michael McWhertor Looking at the drop-off, you'd think it's rather grim, but that's the New Year's holiday hangover in action. No new video game releases means far less clamoring for shiny hardware. Still, the Nintendo DSi managed to squeeze out another 78,000 units, with the PSP lagging close behind with 6...

By Chris Kohler While I am not over a barrel for the new hardware features as of yet, it does in the end come down to software. Nintendo launched DSi in Japan with basically nothing in that area: The camera and music apps are fun to mess around with, but not worth the purchase price on their own. And while the DSi W...

By Brian Ashcraft I don't really care about the camera, but Nintendo DSi Ware seems intriguing. It'd be great to be able to download games from the Virtual Console." The hardware matches the straight forward games, but I'm most interested in Nintendo DSi Ware."

By Adam Barenblat In addition to the hardware, I would like to explain about the DS software plan. One is, while we are expanding the lineup of services for Wii Channel and increasing Virtual Console and WiiWare software lineup, ... Nintendo Conference 2008 [Nintendo via Multiplayer]

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