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NEWS: Pokemon + Nobunaga’s Ambition Features DSi Enhanced Features |
1 Feb |
Unfortunately, the game will be region locked.
The crossover game Pokemon + Nobunaga’s Ambition will have DSi exclusive features.
Pidgi.net recently discovered the product code of the title, which confirms that the final release of the game will feature. The product code is TSA-TWL-VPYJ-JPN. Each set of letters mentions a specific feature in the game (for instance, JPN confirms the Japanese release). Specifically, TWL confirms that the game will indeed have some DSi exclusive features.
It, unfortunately, also confirms that the game will be region locked, meaning that players wishing to import the game must own a Japanese DSi or 3DS system to play it. However, the game will be compatible with all earlier DS models at the cost of the exclusive features.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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NEWS: Pokemon + Nobunaga’s Ambition Features DSi Enhanced Features |
1 Feb |
Unfortunately, the game will be region locked.
The crossover game Pokemon + Nobunaga’s Ambition will have DSi exclusive features.
Pidgi.net recently discovered the product code of the title, which confirms that the final release of the game will feature. The product code is TSA-TWL-VPYJ-JPN. Each set of letters mentions a specific feature in the game (for instance, JPN confirms the Japanese release). Specifically, TWL confirms that the game will indeed have some DSi exclusive features.
It, unfortunately, also confirms that the game will be region locked, meaning that players wishing to import the game must own a Japanese DSi or 3DS system to play it. However, the game will be compatible with all earlier DS models at the cost of the exclusive features.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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NEWS: Pokémon + Nobunaga’s Ambition to Include DSi-Enhanced Features |
1 Feb |
Unfortunately, the game might be region locked.
The crossover game Pokémon + Nobunaga’s Ambition will have DSi-enhanced features.
Pidgi.net recently discovered the product code of the title, which confirms that the final release of the game will feature DSi enhancement. The product code is TSA-TWL-VPYJ-JPN. Each set of letters represents a specific feature in the game (for instance, JPN indicates the Japanese release). Specifically, TWL confirms that the game will use DSi features, though they could simply be limited to smoother gameplay with the handheld’s faster processor.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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Nintendo testing classroom text-to-speech tech with DSis |
30 Jan |
Nintendo and Japanese telecom company NTT are working together on a voice recognition project, aimed at making it easier for students with hearing or other disabilities to keep up in classrooms.
The project, which NHK reports is undergoing trials in Okinawa and Tottori Prefecture, captures instructor speech, converts it to text, and saves it to the cloud while also sending it to devices — like the DSi. That way, students can read along, and have an automatic record of lessons. See it in action in the video on NHK’s site.
The downside to this plan, of course, is that it creates a situation in which a student is expected to be paying very close attention to his or her DS in the back of the classroom — a situation ripe for abuse of the Retro Game Challenge variety.
Nintendo testing classroom text-to-speech tech with DSis originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 30 [...]
Original post: www.joystiq.com
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Cave Story DSiWare still headed to Europe, but delayed |
12 Jan |
Cave Story hitting DSiWare in North America over a year ago, but Europe is still waiting for an official release. It looks like the region will go without the delightful title a little longer, as it has failed certification with Nintendo of Europe. Responding to a question on Twitter, developer Nicalis noted that Cave Story was submitted to NOE in December but failed because of “some really minor crap with the manual.” Nicalis hopes to submit the game yet again sometime this month.
Keep the faith, European Cave Story fans! Or you could always pick up the 3DS version.
Cave Story DSiWare still headed to Europe, but delayed originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 12 Jan 2012 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Acekard 2i Upgrade To Support Nintendo 3ds Firmware V3.0 And Dsi V1.4.3 |
12 Jan |
The First Newest News About Acekard 2i is that Acekard 2i upgrade to support Nintendo 3DS Firmware V2.0 and DSi v1.4.3. There is a good news for Acekard 2i flash card Fans. The Acekard 2i card can work on Nintendo 3DS Firmware V3.0.0-5J,E,USA) and DSi v1.4.3. This Acekard 2i Firmare update support Nintendo 3DS3.0 and DSi1.4.3. Please refer to readme file in the package. Acekard 2i of HWID44 can be updated this time too. But AK2i of HWID44 can’t be recognized after using power button to reset console. You need power off console and turn it on again. The all new and all powerful Acekard 2i offers support for N3DS,NDS, NDS Lite, DSi and DSi XL. The Acekard 2i is one of the best made DSi cards on the market.
The Second Newest News About R4i Gold 3DS Is R4i Gold 3DS Card can support Nintendo 3DS Ver 3.0. News from [...]
Original post: www.acekard-2i.us
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All About The Acekard 2i Nintendo Dsi Card |
12 Jan |
Nintendo DS cards allow the end user to play regular games on your Nintendo DS or DSi. However, they also enable the use of the console as an MP3 player or even a movie player. Many newer generation cartridges also support reading eBooks and PDFs on the go – the Acekard 2i belongs to the latter category.
The Acekard 2i was released in 2009 but is constantly updated. It is one of the few genuine / original DS cards currently existing in the market that has its firmware updated quite frequently. There are two versions of the firmware; the official firwmare released by the Acekard team and the unofficial firmware known as AKAIO which is accepted by the Nintendo DS Homebrew community. From internal tests, NDS-Gear believes that the AKAIO firmware is far superior to the original firmware and allows the card to load significantly faster as well. The unofficial firmware [...]
Original post: www.acekard-2i.us
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The Acekard 2i Puts Free Homebrew Games In Your Pocket For The Nintendo DSi |
12 Jan |
The Acekard 2i is one of the latest NDS Flash card development units. While the Acekard itself has been around for some time, the Acekard 2i was released to add full support for the new Nintendo DSi and the DSi XL systems. It was designed and produced exclusively for the new Nintendo DSi console – and now the DSi XL console. It is however fully backwards compatible and will work on the Nintendo DS and DS lite as well.
And as I mentioned before, it is fully compatible with the Nintendo DS and DS lite too – and of course the DSi and DSi XL. The Acekard had a great reputation for quality and ease of use – and the Acekard 2i continues with that, and as such has become one of the more popular NDS Flash cards out there.
The Acekard 2i will add a slew of new features and functionality [...]
Original post: www.acekard-2i.us
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NEWS: Cave Story DSiWare Keeps Being Pushed Back for Europe |
11 Jan |
The hope for a European release is still alive.
Cave Story for DSiWare was sent off by Nicalis, only to be rejected for Europe once again. This news comes from the Twitter feed of Nicalis.
The independent developer says that they sent the build off to Nintendo in December, but they had a minor issue with the digital manual. Nicalis promised to try again this month.
Cave Story for DSiWare was released in North America more than a year ago and last November it saw a Japanese release.
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Original post: www.nintendoworldreport.com
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Acekard 2i Ak2i Compatible With Nintendo 3ds And Dsi |
5 Jan |
Acekard 2i | AK2i — 100% Nintendo 3DS, DSi, DS games compatibility support, full download Play support, skinnable, micro SD/SDHC card support,very swift loading,and Action-Replay cheat support .
The Acekard 2i for Nintendo 3DS,DSi & DSi XL, DS Lite is created by www.acekard.com. The Acekard 2i | AK2i is a popular high-end slot-1 flash cart solution that allows you to launch games, run applications and play media directly from the device. Simply place your files onto either a micro SD or SDHC memory card (sold separately), insert the micro SD into your Acekard 2i, your cart into your DS, and turn the system on. Playing games and media has never been easier!
Upgrade NOTE: While the acekard kaarten is compatible with the 3DS, DSi /DSi XL with DSi Firmware V1.4.3, V1.4.2 , the cart may need to be patched with firmware update that enables this compatibility. You will need a regular Nintendo [...]
Original post: www.acekard-2i.us
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Rumor: New DSi Flash Cart from Cyclops |
21 Dec |
Rumor: New DSi Flash Cart from CycloDSiEvolution Black
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Team Cyclops activated their forum again some days ago and deactivated the iEDGE webpage completely. It seems that a new Flash Cart is in production right now. It’s called Cyclops iEvolution, but it misses the DSi mode and the UFO of the previous white version. The cart is expected to have 2 MB of internal memory. The previous white version had 8 MB. Source
Original post: www.ds-scene.net
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2011 Buyers Guide: WiiWare, DSiWare, and 3DS eShop |
12 Dec |
Somehow you’ve ended up with a prepaid points card for your Wii, DSi, or 3DS. If you’re looking to fill up your Wii with the best stuff from this year, you might be surprised to find out that there was stuff this year! The Wii Virtual Console actually looks populated, for example, when you look at the whole year’s output at once. And we were surprised to see how well the 3DS Virtual Console has built up since its launch.
Join us after the break to find the most entertaining ways to spend your Nintendo points on your platform of choice. You guys probably don’t even know about Freakyforms, do you?
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2011 Buyers Guide: WiiWare, DSiWare, and 3DS eShop originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 12 Dec 2011 17:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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DS #DSi 0188: Just Sing! Volume 3 (Europe) |
8 Dec |
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Acekard 2i firmware fix for 3DS v3.0 and DSi 1.4.3 |
7 Dec |
This update fix the compatibility issue with the new 3DS firmware 3.0 released by Nintendo on December 7th.
Download link :
Download 3DS fix v2.1 from Mediafire
You must use AKAIO 1.8.6 or newer to use your newly updated Acekard 2i
Original post: www.ncardcanada.com
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DS #DSi 0186: Power Pro Kun Pocket 14 (Japan) |
4 Dec |
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DS #DSi 0181: Phineas and Ferb: 2 Disney Games (Europe) |
19 Nov |
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æ´çªç©èª ( Cave Story ) DSiWare – Trailer |
12 Nov |
æ´çªç©èªCAVE STORY FOR DSiWARE
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The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords now available for download on Nintendo DSi and Nintendo 3DS systems |
28 Sep |
Quick! Head over to the Nintendo eShop or DSiWare Shop to download The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Anniversary Edition for free before it’s too late! Okay, so it won’t be too late until February 20th of next year. Still… I didn’t get to experience much of the original Four Swords, but, as I understand [...]
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DS #DSi 0174: The Penguins of Madagascar: Dr Blowhole Returns – Again! |
17 Sep |
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Zelda: Four Swords hits DSiWare on September 28 |
13 Sep |
As part of its pre-TGS blitz, Nintendo has revealed that the DSiWare and 3DS download of The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures will be available beginning September 28. The download will be free to all DSi, DSi XL and 3DS owners until February 20, 2012. The “Anniversary Edition” of the game will feature a new single-player mode, while the “all multiplayer game play is handled wirelessly.”
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