Photographer Joseph Ford has taken images of the NES, Nintendo DSi XL, and PlayStation 3 and reimagined them as real-world buildings.
If you had close to $150 to blow, what would you put it toward? An Apple iPad? A Nintendo DSi XL? A plane ticket to E3 2010? Pfft, your contemporary thinking disappoints. That Bengie-and-a-half can score you an infinitely cool pair of size 8.5 Nike Bo Jackson sneaks that have been awesomely tricked out with [...]
The large screens makes it resemble a small book, actually. The screen doesn’t appear to be better than my DSi’s. It is not awkward to handle at all, and if by a miracle a seat is snatched on the NYC subway then you’ll be able to whip out your XL and have some pretty good gaming time. Standing though, the DSi is still king in my honest opinion.
Virtual Vox Pop is a weekly open mic in which we ask you, the reader, to sound off on a particular topic. This week, it’s the Nintendo 3DS. Nintendo of Japan let slip a press release that detailed the that the company is planning to release a 3D-capable verions of its mega-popular handheld (with an [...]
Sporting a screen almost twice the size of its predecessor, the Nintendo DSi XL is aiming to bring people closer together in more ways than one. At 4.2 inches, the larger display makes it much easier to share the gaming experience with a friend without having to worry about bumping heads or limited viewing angles. [...]
5th Cell’s Scribblenauts had quite the lofty intentions, even if its wings began to melt a bit as it approached the goal. Still, the revolutionary game in which the entire game world can be influenced by your jotted words, apparently was profitable enough to warrant a sequent after mixed reviews. Today, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment [...]
The Nintendo DSi XL was announced not long ago for the American market, despite having been available in Japan for years. With the DSi able to be an eBook reader (along with more books coming soon) one can think that with the larger feel and screen of the DSi XL that it may be better for eBooks and more versatile than something like the Kindle. Let’s do some comparisons.
