Did you even think that you could make soccer players play to your whims and likes? How would you like to do it at the touch of your finger? (more…)

If you thought that the Nintendo DS is only for those mini-games and kids alone, you are going to bit the edges of your seats with Dementium: The ward. For all those people who can’t do without the thrill and nail-biting excitement that comes from those creaking sounds and the terrifying on the face thrusts of some real ugly zombie characters – This is the game that can push into the dark corners of the gaming fantasy world. (more…)

Are we finally there? Have we reached the point where the handheld console is ready to be taken to the next level? The Nintendo DS was released in 2004, the DS lite in 2006, and now, at least according to Hirokazu Hamamura, president of the game magazine publisher Enterbrain, Nintendo’s next generation handheld is on the horizon. He maintains the DS lite is ready for a successor and that Nintendo will announce one at this year’s upcoming E3 gaming conference in July. (more…)

“If there’s something strange in the neighborhood, who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters!” Ghostbusters - the catchy song and phrase, unforgettable and fresh as it was in the eighties is on its way into being out as a new game for gaming consoles including the Nintendo DS Lite. Oh oh! The song is already in my head now and will go on for a day or two.

Ghostbusters for DS Lite will be out during this spring in the US and is being developed by Terminal Reality for Sierra Entertainment. The whole gang of Ghostbusters will be back. Check out here http://www.ghostbustersgame.com/ for the new official website released yesterday - looks promising and interesting. This time an all-new story and guess what it is by the original writers of Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis. (more…)

Is the DS Lite adding inches to your middle? Not everyone comes with an Olive Oyl like metabolism and so if you are always on weight watch and worried your gaming addiction is taking over your life… here is some great news for you. Your favorite handheld the Nintendo DS Lite now can be your own private weight loss coach!

Do you know that you need to take 12000 steps a day for losing weight? Coming this September, Ubisoft’s My Weight Loss Coach on the DS Lite will be available for $39.99 in the US. Wherever you go you can continue on your program quite unlike the numerous online thingies you sign up for and then forget to turn on the PC this one is on your favorite DS and you do not leave it behind do you? (more…)

Let us recap on a few things about the Nintendo DS especially for any newbie reading this post. For that lost soul who is prowling the net for some interesting tidbits of info on the snazzy DS Lite, here are a few facts about the looks:

The Nintendo DS comes in Ice Blue, Enamel Navy, Polar White, Coral Pink, Onyx/Black, Crimson/Black, Cobalt/Black and in the limited addition Gold and Metallic Rose colors. Oh yes, a color for everyone my favorite is the Cobalt/Black one its perfect for work and play something you will be okay being seen with just about anyone. (more…)

Nintendo still rules as sales figures roll in from Japan. The creators of the super successful Zelda and Mario series have continually pipped competitors Sony PSP and Microsoft Xbox for the top spot since Wii was released. However, not all things Nintendo are retaining the top spot. Nintendo DS Lite was enjoying a clean run in the portable game console war except for a minor upset briefly in autumn last year.

Two years down the line now and the Nintendo DS Lite has had its latest brush with competition of the fiercest kind – The handheld PSP has overtaken sales in Japan for the first time in 2008. So what made this happen you may wonder? The Monster Hunter game and some high intense advertising from Sony on Japanese TV are reasons why! (more…)

Normally in life we are told not cheat. Cheating is bad. Plus you sometimes have to try hard not to get caught. But cheating does have its advantages; like flying in Super Mario 64 DS, or having infinite lives. Thanks to Action Replay DS, cheating is both incredibly easy and enjoyable. The accompanying review by TweeterMan shows a step by step guide on how to get started with the Action Replay and where to get cheat codes. He also does a great job articulating some of the strengths and weaknesses of the Action Replay DS, in addition to showing it in action. Never lose to that boss again.

Insecticide for the DS Lite might have had the potential to be a fun game, with its wacky character models and amusing setting, but unfortunately it falls way short. Rather than being a game with a few glitches or annoyances that need to be ironed out, the game itself is poorly designed, with monotonous gameplay. The levels are more or less all the same, and the controls are incredibly slow. Aside from the promising idea of playing as a bug detective with a roach partner in an insect world, the game has little staying power. Scott does a good job articulating the game’s flaws in his video and proves that bugs are meant to be squashed.