Nintendo cutting price of DSi and DSi XL Systems
Nintendo announced today it is dropping the price of its Nintendo DSi and Nintendo DSi XL video game systems in the United States.
Starting September 12th, the Nintendo DSi system will sell in the U.S. for $149.99, down from $169.99. The Nintendo DSi XL system will be $169.99, down from $189.99. Pricing for the Nintendo DS Lite model will remain at a suggested retail price of $129.99.
Classic Books turns your Nintendo DS into an eBook reader
Nintendo has announced it will be releasing its “100 Classic Books” program for the the Nintendo DS on June 13th.
The $20 software application turns your Nintendo DS into an eBook reader and includes 100 public domain works from authors such as William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Lewis Carroll and Mark Twain.
Sony’s PS3 increases global market share in Q1
Sony’s PlayStation 3 console increased its global market share of current generation consoles to 31% in the first quarter of 2010 according to a report from Strategy Analytics.
The research firm says console sales are typically weak in the first quarter but does provide a useful indicator to the relative performance of competing platforms.
Blu-ray capabilities primary reason for buying a PS3
When discussing why gamers buy a particular gaming console, the conventional wisdom suggests that a must-have video game is typically a primary factor in the buying decision.
Simply speaking gamers find the game they want to play and buy the gaming system that supports the game.
Sports Resort and MotionPlus now packaged with Wii System
Starting May 9th, the base Nintendo Wii system will come packaged with Wii Sports Resort and the control-enhancing Wii MotionPlus accessory in addition to the Wii Remote controller, Nunchuk controller and Wii Sports game that currently comes standard with each system purchase
Extra Large Nintendo DSi launches March 28th
The Nintendo DSi XL, a new extra large DSi with 4.2 inch screens, launches in Canada and the United States on March 28th.
The DSi XL is the fourth version of the Nintendo DS handheld gaming console and was first released in Japan last November.
Nintendo DSi XL to launch next month
Nintendo has announced they will launch the Nintendo DSi XL, a larger-sized version of their DSi handheld in North America on March 28th.
The primary benefit of the new DSi XL is a screen that measures 4.2 inches diagonally and has a surface area which Nintendo says is 93% larger than its predecessor.
Super Mario Brothers.Wii expected to sell 15 million units
Last week the latest installment in the Call of Duty video game franchise “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2″ racked up an amazing $310 million in sales and is expected by many analysts to be this year’s top selling video game.
While Modern Warfare 2 may be the biggest selling game of 2009, longer term the bigger seller may be Super Mario Bros.Wii which was released this week by Nintendo.
