Here’s the deal: If Nintendo’s standard-issue DSi doesn’t make you cross-eyed scanning tiny fonts or pixel-headed critters, there’s no reason to bother with the company’s just-released DSi XL. None ...

As with a number of past Nintendo roll-outs (the easy majority of which turned out to be solid, popular products), some might see the new DSi XL as something of a head-scratcher: As its name makes ...

Our Nintendo DSi XL arrived Tuesday, and before we give it our final review, let’s have another go at some initial impressions. We really can’t stress enough how much more this thing weighs over the ...

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Pretend for a moment that the Nintendo DSi was a third larger with bigger LCD screens and a blizzard of new apps, including one that let you read eBooks. Would you consider it an iPad contender?

You know, when I look at the Nintendo DSi XL, I can’t help but notice the similarity in form factor to Apple‘s iPad (though the DSi XL was released first - thanks for catching that, astute readers!).

Around a week has passed since Anbernic showcased gameplay footage of its next gaming handheld. Teased as a Nintendo DS alternative from the start, the footage highlighted the Anbernic RG DS' strength ...

We told you about the new Nintendo DSI, which was launched in Japan back in October, although there it was called the DSI LL. Good news: it will be available in the UK and Europe from the 5th of March ...

The super-sized Nintendo DSi XL will hit North America on March 28 at $189.99, manufacturer Nintendo revealed this morning. Already out in Japan and due in Europe on March 5, the XL sports a much ...

Over the last few years, Nintendo has discovered a whole new market for video games: seniors. Not a demographic that's known for welcoming new technology, the senior-citizen crowd has nonetheless ...

Over the last few years, Nintendo has discovered a whole new market for video games: seniors. Not a demographic that's known for welcoming new technology, the senior-citizen crowd has nonetheless ...