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GAME Australia Lays Off 281 Employees, Closes 60 Stores The title says it all. Nintendo announced new life-to-date numbers for both the Nintendo DS and the Nintendo Wii.
Nintendo has confirmed to game site VG247 that the DSi LL will be released in Europe first quarter 2010, but at a “higher” price than the DSi. Because the DSi LL is bigger, yo.
Check out these vinyl toys CreatureBox and Gentle Giant put together as gifts for Insomniac Games employees. Even the weird-looking Qwark puts all the coffee mugs I’ve ever gotten to shame.
Several years back, Keita Takahashi, the game designer behind Katamari Damacy and Noby Noby Boy, mentioned he wanted to design playgrounds. He’s been commissioned to do so, and the ball is now starting to get rolling, so to speak.
For the first time in six years, Nintendo is recording its first decline in profit.
The PSP Go is getting off to a demo-filled start in Japan this weekend with a bunch of new demos and games lined up for launch. Guess which one’s got me jealous of Japan?
Nintendo has announced a new DSi redesign, dubbed DSi LL. How does it stack up to the DSi and the DS Lite? Let’s compare.
Namco Bandai has released clothing downloadable content for the characters in the PS3 version of Tales of Vesperia. The outfits have hit the PSN, but how much do all of them cost?
The DSi LL will be released in Japan on November 21 and priced at ¥20,000 (US$220). The newly designed portably features a 4.2 inch screen and comes in three colours: Dark Brown, Wine Red and Natural White.
