After nine years, Nintendo is ready to retire the Nintendo DS, but fans of the console aren't ready to let it die just yet. One homebrew game maker is working on Portal DS.
Nintendo reveals that the 3DS portable gaming device is on a course to close out its first year on the market with more sales than its DS predecessor, which sold 2.37 million in year one.
In a bid to save Nintendo's struggling 3DS handheld gaming deivce, the president of the company today announced plans for an "unprecedented range of games." But will it really make any difference?
Actvision's Dan Amrich confirms that a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 port for Nintendo DS is currently in development at n-Space, the same studio responsible for previous Call of Duty DS games.
Microsoft COO Dennis Durkin doesn't see the company following Nintendo's and Sony's respective leads in the portable gaming space with a dedicated handheld game device of its own.
Kirby Mass Attack may have slipped under the radar at E3 2011, but the latest installment of the franchise for the Nintendo 3DS has plenty of potential.
Nintendo reports that roughly 400,000 3DS handheld devices were sold during its launch week, bringing the company's total hardware sales for the month of March up to 1.1 million.
A warning posted on a Japanese retailer's website suggests that Nintendo may have the ability to remotely brick flash cart-using 3DS handhelds via a system update.
Kyocera's dual-screen Echo makes big promises, but snags with Android updates, app availability, battery life and more could spell trouble hidden in the folds.
Nintendo has announced its third quarter earnings and they aren't great. The gaming giant slashed its sales forecasts for Wii and DS and posted a 74.3 percent drop in profit for the last nine months.
New figures from NPD show December 2009 was the video game industry's biggest month ever, although sales for the years were still down 8 percent compared to 2008.