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bunniestudios.com - 11/8/2008

Inside the Nintendo DSi

— bunniestudios.com — While I was on the Yamanote line last week, I saw an advertisement for the Japanese launch... of the Nintendo DSi (Nintendo site / Wikipedia site). The DSi just went for sale on November 1st in Japan only, and it looks like the North American launch for ... (more) Inside the Nintendo DSi

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nintendo.com - 11/5/2008

DS at Nintendo

— nintendo.com — Home Wii Nintendo DS Games Product Registration Support My Nintendo What are you looking for? Current Location:... Nintendo.com DS DS Home What is Nintendo DS? Download Stations Videos Where to Buy? Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia Castlevania: Order of ... (more) DS at Nintendo

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blog.makezine.com - 11/8/2008

Inside the Nintendo DSi

— blog.makezine.com — Bunnie (Chumby engineer and all around hardware hacker) got a Nintendo DSi... and took it apart... I... couldn’t help myself from buying one of these…and taking it apart. The DSi is pretty cool: it has not one, but two, cameras embedded in it. ... (more) Inside the Nintendo DSi

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New SNES portable is heavy on the SNES, light on the portable
Engadget — Filed under: Gaming The SNES has certainly proven to be one of the most popular consoles to get the portable treatment among those go-getter console modders out there, and it looks like it's not showing any signs of losing that status, with this so-called SNEP (Super Nintendo Entertainment Portable) only the latest to pop up on our radar. As you can see above, this one is a tad less portable ...

Handheld SNES brings back fond retro gaming memories
DVICE Atom Feed — ... and it featured graphics that were perfectly sufficient for 2D gaming. Which is why I have a soft spot for homemade portable SNES consoles. This particular model accepts old SNES cartridges, making it kind of bulky. But it retains elements from the original SNES controller, which is a nice touch. Personally, I don't have many cartridges left from my SNES days, so I'd prefer a smaller model that stored the games on a hard drive, but I guess beggars can't be choosers. Kotomi Blog, via Engadget

SNES Portable is bulky but a nostalgia lover’s dream
SlashGear — If you’ve been into gaming for any great length of time, you’ll no doubt have a soft spot in your heart for SNES and all of the wonderful games it gave us access to. But now, you can relive that Nintendo magic with this SNES portable device. Okay, so it’s pretty bulky and not very portable at all. It has to be plugged in and it still uses the old SNES cartridges. A hard drive here, would have been nice. But still, it definitely layers on the nostalgia in a healthy coating with the overall layout. The button placement is pretty good and there’s no doubting what this portable is supposed to be. I can only really see this being useful if you have old SNES ...