Only a few days ago I addressed the success which Nintendo had been having with their dual-screened handheld in recent years. The system has attracted a lot of people to the gaming who wouldn’t have touched it with a twelve-foot pole several years ago, never mind a three inch stylus.
Well, the times they are a-changing, and the DS has sold over 100 million units in it’s short life, with three different forms. Now, there’s a new one which goes against the previous two reinventions where everything was physically scaled back …

Like a lot/few/some Nintendo gamers out there, today saw the much anticipated day that the DSi was released. I was thinking of finally busting out my video camera and taking some footage of me unboxing my sleek, white system, but it turns out every man and his dog has done that already.
So, if you haven’t got your own DSi to unwrap and enjoy, here’s my pick of the DSi unboxings for those of you that are into that sort of thing.
Joystiq features a frighteningly surgical analysis of the system, complete …

So Nintendo have confirmed the final launch details for their latest version of the stormingly-successful DS in North America, Australia and, most relevant to me, Europe. Since the system’s announcement I’ve been mostly skeptical about what it offers and whether it will be worth the hefty price tag I anticipated. Such a price tag appeared the other day at £149.99.  But now it appears that UK retailer GAME is offering a half-price trade-in deal. Hand over your DS Lite, Wii, PS3 or 360, and you can see the price of …