Never mind that we don’t know how much a Nintendo 3DS game costs to buy, developers need to develop the games first. And that costs money.
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The Nintendo 3DS is a glasses-free 3D gaming portable due next February for ¥25,000 ($300). That’s a long ways away! Let’s make a low budget version right now.
It was inevitable, bound to happen. There’s now a Japanese adult video knock off of Konami’s 2009 love simulator Love Plus. The alarming thing isn’t the porn parody, but rather, that it’s taken this long!
After images of the snappy red DSi XL popped up on a US retail site, it seemed like the handheld would be coming to the States. Today, Nintendo made it official.
That very snappy red DSi XL that was minted for Super Mario Bros’ 25th birthday? It looks like it’s coming to the US market, courtesy of a listing on Walmart’s website.
Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of sales and marketing, is leaving not just Nintendo but the game industry effective October 1, a month shy of her third anniversary with the company, according to Nintendo.
