Nintendo DS sales crashing due to popularity of Apples iPod touch

Nintendo on Thursday faced its first loss in two years as competition from Apple hurt its business...

Nintendo game copiers 'illegal'

A High Court has ruled that devices that allow gamers to play pirated video games on the Nintendo DS console are illegal in the UK.

Nintendo DS R4 cartridges ruled illegal

R4 cartridges, which allow Nintendo DS users to play pirated video games, can no longer be sold or marketed in the UK

Nintendo DS game copier cards made illegal

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Facebook Gets Into the Q&A Game

Facebook has jumped into the online Q&A space with Facebook Questions, a beta feature that can be viewed by all Facebook users. This is how it works: Click on the "Ask Question" feature, which can be found in the status bar. Type in a query -- say, "What is the best pizza restaurant in Adams Morgan?" The question becomes visible to all Facebook users.

Gamers' First Chance To Play New Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo has given gamers in the UK their first chance to play its latest console - the 3DS.

Nintendo trademarks suggest new names for 3DS features

Look, considering Nintendo drew just about every one of its big guns from their respective holsters when it revealed the 3DS lineup during an E3 press conference last month, we don't blame you if this story doesn't thrill you to your core. The company recently filed a set of trademarks relating to software for the three-dimensional device, including "CrossPass," "CrossPass Network," "CrossPass ...

Victory For Nintendo In UK As R4s Ruled Illegal

The homebrew software community isn't sufficient to justify the piracy capabilities of the notorious R4 card, said London's High Court, which ruled that devices used to copy DS games are illegal in the UK. It's a victory for Nintendo, which has been actively pursuing legal action against purveyors of R4 cards and mod chips; just last week, the company won a case in Dutch court against 11 online ...

Makers of 'BlackLight: Tango Down' Anticipate Video Gaming's Downloadable Future

"BlackLight: Tango Down" is a first-person shooter focused on multiplayer online skirmishes, in the vein of mega-hit "Modern Warfare." The difference? "BlackLight" can only be downloaded and costs just $15, far less than a boxed game. Fast Company asked Marcus Beer, Director of Public Relations, and Shane Bettenhausen, Director of New Business, at Ignition Entertainment, about their strategy in ...

Activision announces Nintendo DS version of Call of Duty: Black Ops

When Call of Duty: Black Ops hits the market November 9, look for it on Nintendo DS as well as every other system under the sun (excepting PlayStation 2). Activision announced a Black Ops companion game for the handheld, developed by n-Space.