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Ds, Touch Sensitive Reviews

Nintendo DS Lite

The DS Lite is smaller, lighter and, frankly, much cooler looking than its bulky predecessor.

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Dr Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain?

You have to hand it to Nintendo for pushing the boundaries of gaming. Their latest stab at a non-game game, Dr Kawashima's Brain Training, is unique, fun and more than a little addictive.

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LG FM37

The LG FM37 is an incredibly stylish player with a refreshing touchscreen interface and excellent sound quality -- but ease of use is sacrificed for the gorgeous design.

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ASUS PG221

The ASUS PG221 is an improvement over its older 19-inch sibling and does a lot of things right -- the "all in one" concept may annoy some though.

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Ds, Touch Sensitive News

Miyamoto: Game success takes 'balance' and 'risk'

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, developer of games like Donkey Kong, offers conference-goers a vision for reaching broad audiences.

First Pokemon Diamond and Pearl details

Two Pokemons hitting DS next year; additional game also in development for unannounced platform.

Miyamoto: Revolution still has secrets

Nintendo guru Shigeru Miyamoto says more secrets of the Revolution controller will be unveiled next year.

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Sony PSP and Nintendo DS head to head

It's game on in the handheld space, with the Sony PSP about to hit Australian shores and compete head to head against the Nintendo DS. Which gives you more bang for your buck? Are they even in the same league?

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DeSmuME 1.51

Emulate Nintendo DS gaming environment on your PC.

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