Posts Tagged ‘Nintendo DS’

Millions of people around the world already enjoy playing Nintendo DS, and the system’s future looks even brighter. On June 11, Nintendo DS Lite joins Nintendo’s video game family when it launches in the Americas. The lighter, brighter version of the hot-selling Nintendo DS is expected to be priced as low as $129.99 at retailers [...]

Nintendo is shaking things up this summer by offering a free Nintendo DS Rumble Pak with the purchase of Metroid Prime Hunters for Nintendo DS. The accessory fits into the Game Boy Advance cartridge slot and delivers good vibrations to immerse players even further in the smack-talking, morph-balling, Wi-Fi multi-playing Metroid action that Nintendo DS [...]

Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles is one of the most unique titles for the Nintendo GameCube. The game in its entirety holds a gigantic emphasis on multiplayer cooperation. While CC did sport a single player adventure mode, it wasn’t nearly as epic as playing with others. There was one nagging issue about this though. In order [...]

Square-Enix seems to be on a rampage of bringing back their older Final Fantasy titles. They’ve brought us updates of I-IV, excluding III on the GBA. Soon V and VI will be arriving to the GBA as well. But what about III, what happened to it? Well, it wasn’t dropped by the wayside, it’s getting [...]

Buena Vista games and Q Entertainment today announced several new titles, one of them for the Nintendo DS. Meteos: Disney Edition, a sequel to the original Meteos, will be headed to Nintendo DS this fall. No further details were discussed, but new information should be available at E3 this May.

Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today announced Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin exclusively for the Nintendo DS. The latest installment in the renowned action series lets players control two different characters as they attempt to thwart a terrible plan to resurrect Dracula’s Castle and bring a reign of darkness upon the world. In Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin, [...]

It isn’t very often that a piece of educational gaming software proves entertaining. The NES saw a heavy amount of them, with games starring Sesame Street characters, Barbie and Donkey Kong. These games could’ve had simple addition and subtraction or child level reading. Regardless of what it was, some proved helpful, while some were just [...]

Nintendo’s ability to appeal to younger generations with innovative, imaginative and inspired video games takes a mature twist today, as the company launches its creative vision for consumers of all ages. Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day for Nintendo DS is designed to keep people’s minds active with fun mental workouts that [...]

The biggest challenge when it comes to developing for the DS is taking full advantage of its features. We have the dual screens, the touch screen, microphone and built-in wireless adapter. Most owners of the handheld desire games to take advantage of the touch screen as much as possible. This is because the DS’ driving [...]

Two new titles for Nintendo DS will extend Nintendo’s mental mastery and guarantee Nintendo DS owners will have plenty of ways to keep their brains busy this summer. Big Brain Academy is the second game in the record-breaking brain-training series taking Japan by storm. In Big Brain Academy, players perform a series of fun and [...]

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