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…
Donkey Kong Jr has just turned up on DSiWare, letting users of the Nintendo DSi XL get in on some classic early 1980s Game And Watch action for the sum of 200 Nintendo DSi points.
It’s almost the end of the week, and we’re here right on cue to give you the final push to the weekend with a round up of all the latest headlines. Read on and fill up here in the lunchtime lowdown!
UPDATE: The Nintendo DSi XL is on sale at Toyrsrus for £137.89 online, or for £149.99 with game bundles, making it the best option we’ve seen so far [Thanks David!].
Nintendo DSi XL day has arrived! Ninty’s latest dual screen handhold is its biggest yet, and whether you’re a struggling squinter or you just want to get your gran into gaming, it’s out to buy today in Britain. But where has the best price?
Nintendo’s latest DS console might not be available in the UK until March but that hasn’t stopped us getting our hands on a Nintendo DSi XL and putting it through its paces. Read on for our hardware review of the shiny new Nintendo DSi XL.
Another fine Thursday, another chance to catch up with all the latest tech news from around the globe. Want to know what the latest gadget gossip is? Read on and find out in your lunchtime lowdown.
The Nintendo DSi XL is on sale to all those in Japan with giant hands already, but the upscaled handheld’s just been given a release date for the UK and Europe. Want to know when it is? Read on…
2009 has seems some stunners slide out from the gadget vaults of the world’s biggest tech players. Yet for every HTC Hero, there’s a Toshiba TG01. So, ladies and gents here’s our definitive round up of the most disappointing gadgets of the year. If they failed to live up to the hype or their software couldn’t hack the pace, they’re all here.
