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The Nintendo DSi hand held gaming console heralds the first major advancement of the companies' popular Dual Screen format since the DS Lite was issued in March 2006. The DSi is scheduled for a November 1st2008 release in Japan with American and European editions following in Spring 2009. The console was announced at the Nintendo Conference which was held in Tokyo, Japan on October 2nd 512K Broadband and it is the third version of the DS console to be issued.

The console boasts a number of specifications and features which differentiate it from its predecessor the most obvious of which is the addition of two cameras, one of the cameras is positioned on the internal hinge and points at the user, whilst the other camera is more instantly visible as it is located on the outer shell of the unit. Despite the addition of the cameras the overall size of the DSi has been reduced, it is 12% slimmer than the DS Lite.

The DSi screens are larger than on previous models measuring 3.25 inches as opposed to the 3 inch screens on the DS lite, the speakers have also been tweaked allowing for superior sound quality. Elsewhere you will find minor Streamyx Installation such as the power switch has been replaced by a power button and it is now positioned next to the bottom left hand side of the touch screen.

An exciting addition is the SD card slot, this allows for external storage of images and downloaded software and facilitates the playback of AAC format audio. However such a feature has come at a cost as the much loved GBA (Game Boy Advance) slot has been removed meaning that this console has no GBA backwards compatibility either with the games or any related accessories which require the slot to function.

Another plus point of the DSi is the fact that it ships with its own internal flash memory and built in web browser, it is also possible to download games from an online store entitled DSWare Shop, these games can be stored on to the console for later enjoyment and can be purchased using Nintendo Points, the price structure for these titles are 200, 500 or 800 points although some applications will be free of charge.

Available in a choice of matte white or black the Nintendo DSi will soon find itself locked in combat with Sony's recent PSP upgrade the PSP 3000 and only time will tell if the new look DS console will have enough pulling power to entice those looking for a hand held gaming console to buy.

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The Nintendo Wii - Innovating the Video Game Experience Or Cheapening It?

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I'll be blunt and say that the Wii is nowhere near the gaming revolution that people say it is. Nintendo made it appear that way by offering a game library that PS3 and Xbox didn't have (Mario Party and the like). But other than games that appeal to a wider demographic, the Wii isn't much different from its competitors. The PS3 also has a controller with motion sensing and numerous games utilize its capabilities, though it suffers from the same flaw of the Wii: it doesn't add to game play. I always thought that the next step in gaming would be virtual reality, though that jump may be implausible and smaller steps would need to be taken in between playing a game on TV with a controller and donning a headset and entering a virtual world. It seems like consoles are just tinkering with extra features like having to swing the controller like a tennis racket in order to play a sports game. Such features are interesting for a time, but I don't want to have to flail my arms about and hit innocent passers by every time I load up a game.

While I don't think the Wii is that great of a system and that Nintendo should be paying more respect to the older generations by offering quality games, I do give it credit for pushing technology onto gaming consoles. Without the Wii, who knows if companies like Sony and Microsoft would ever introduce motion sensing into their systems without Modem Rental from Nintendo.

Right now, the Wii is stuck in a technology limbo, ahead of PS3 and Xbox 360 in terms of system capabilities and motion sensing, but not quite at the level of virtual reality, where a new level of gaming would be defined. I have to hand it to Nintendo, their games aren't that great, but they are pioneering the advancements in gaming technology and I look forward to seeing what features are on the next console.

My name is Brendan and I grew up playing video games, so whether I like it or not, they are a part of my life and many other people's as well. I enjoy discussing the topic of video games so check out my website to see more articles that talk about the gaming industry at http://www.brendanigan.com