The Nintendo DSi adds cameras, a sound system, and downloadable software to the already popular Nintendo DS. While the DSi has more hardware and personalization features than the Nintendo DS Lite we ...

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Nintendo announced in Japan today that it will launch a new version of the Nintendo DS gaming handheld. Called the Nintendo DSi, it will be smaller than the current DS Lite but it will have larger ...

The newest addition to the Nintendo DS family, DSi, has clearer sound quality and a surprisingly sharp image quality when in photo mode. That and the fact that users can have much more fun with ...

If you own a Nintendo DSi and want to move your data to a 3DS or 3DS XL, note that you can transfer all your system settings, photos, sounds, and games to the new 3DS very easily. Save data and DSi ...

Nintendo has just fired the latest salvo in the portable gaming wars. Although the company's Nintendo DS Lite is still selling like gangbusters, even setting sales records, Nintendo said at a press ...

Is it really time for another version of the Nintendo DS hardware? Nintendo showed off the DSi XL to the press at a media summit in San Francisco, and everyone agreed... it was large. At $190, it's ...

Nintendo's next-generation, up-a-size DS model (the DSi XL) is set to launch in just over a month and the company lifted the lid today on what we can expect at launch. For those of you who aren't in ...

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Will Nintendo's upcoming Wi-Fi game device be a viable competitor to Apple's iPod Touch? The notion is ridiculous, expresses Nintendo chief Satoru Iwata. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology ...

Generally you don't bite the hand the feeds you, but apparently Nintendo doesn't feel GameStop provides all that much financial sustenance, hence the console maker isn't thinking twice about competing ...