Tag: NINTENDO DSI

Musician Arman Bohn has created his newest music video with a decidedly fun piece of technology: the Nintendo DSi. To create the video for his song "Brain Games," Bohn drew images in the DSi's 'Flipnote Studio' program, and then exported them to 'After Effects' for editing and animation. In the video, anthropomorphic letters and numbers cavort as they watch Bohn perform on a TV monitor, ...

There's a load of great tech news happening out there every day, and, unfortunately, we just can't cover it all. Here are a few of the other noteworthy things we saw today on our never-ending journey through the wild, wild Web. Though the Flowlab skateboard's arced, 14-wheel design makes us think of broken ankles and nasty road rash, the novel board will give you concrete-carving skills far ...

digg_url ='http://www.switched.com/2010/04/08/the-best-ds-games-you-should-be-playing/'; More than any other console or hand held currently available, the Nintendo DS has proven itself as a video game system with universal appeal. Even the Nintendo Wii has had trouble satisfying hardcore gamers, whereas the DS's game library is filled with current-gen classics for gamers of any ...

It's one thing to do a tech review the day a product comes out. But it can take a while to learn the ins and outs -- and discover the all the bugs -- in a new gadget. With that in mind, we're launching a new series called '28 Days Later,' wherein we'll put tech of all types through four weeks of abuse to see if that new gizmo lives up to its early hype. We kick it off with a long-term view of the ...

Love 'Dance Dance Revolution' and 'Britney's Dance Beat" but wish you weren't limited to getting down in your living room? Well, neither do we (at least publicly), but Nintendo, with support from Beyoncé, has announced the upcoming release of the dance game 'Rhythm Nation' for its DSi handheld. Commercials for the new game, set to hit shelves April 5th, will feature Beyoncé, who ...

According to the good chaps over at Joystiq (and, you know, Nintendo), you can get your grubby mitts all over the DSi in North America come April 5th. The system will launch for $169.99, will include all the goodies you've been reading about -- like those dual cameras and downloadable content called DSiWare (starting at the totally mysterious price point of 200 DSi Points). The handhelds will ...