You can keep your stylus. Not to mention your add-on joystick. Allow us to present the Nintendo DS played with a samurai sword. All you need are some homebrew electronics, a rubber thumb, a DS console and some samurai skill. Read on, and see the video after the break.
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The Nintendo 3DS touches down on 25 March, but there’s a problem emerging: reports are saying that while the Nintendo 3DS is speedy when it comes to loading Nintendo 3DS games, it’s slower than the DS when it comes to loading Nintendo DS games.
Lego video game ahoy! Disney Interactive Studios and TT Games are embarking on a voyage to create another Lego Video Game: Lego Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game. The game will use storylines and characters from the first three films, plus the upcoming film Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.
Look what just popped into our inbox: a new trailer for Sonic Colours, which is hitting the shelves today. Sonic Colours is available on Wii and DS only. Click through for the Sonic Colours video…
A Nintendo DS patent that’s cropped up today describes an “in-store wireless shopping network using hand-held devices”. Translated out of legal talk, that seems to indicate a nifty add on for the Nintendo DS which will map out your route around a supermarket using your list, and tell you where and how many of each item you want can be found, via some sort of (hopefully) fun Nintendo DS interface.
Would you offer to do the supermarket run more often if Nintendo got this from patent into your DS? Drop us a line and let us know!
Nintendo is vamping up its DS range in time for Christmas. The Nintendo DSi XL has had three new colours added to its range. The new Nintendo DSi XL colours will be headed to Europe on 8 October. The DSi is currently only available in dark brown and dark red, so these will be a boon for those hankering after a DSi XL with a bit more pop. Click through for gallery of all three…
Want the best DS games for your dream commuting console? The Nintendo 3DS is still a way off, so entertain yourself in the meantime with what Electricpig’s experts have ranked the Top 5 Best DS games, to the right of the full post.
It’s easy to spot a Nintendo DS addict on almost any carriage on the London Underground. What else are you going to do with no phone reception? Read? Ninty clearly isn’t satisfied with the numbers it’s sold so far though, and has kicked off a new marketing campaign, handing out official Nintendo DS Oyster travelcard wallets outside tube stations. We snatched one up a bit too eagerly for an impromptu photo session, and you can see it here in our gallery. All good and well Nintendo, but why isn’t it in 3D?