There are seven million Nintendo DSi in the world now, and the system is the first in the DS series (total sales: 102 million) boasting Internet connectivity. And Nintendo just stepped up efforts to ...

director Yoshiaki Koizumi had a hand in developing Flipnote Studio (aka “Moving Memo Pad“) for the Nintendo DSi until I read this new Iwata Asks entry and found out it was developed at EAD Tokyo. As ...

Many of our readers have eagerly been anticipating the release of Flipnote Studio for DSiWare. For those not in the know this is a FREE application that allows you to create your own notepad style ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Andy Robertson reports on technology & digital play. The 3DS offers simple art tools that can open a door to a world of creativity ...

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Lovers of portable gaming and cool gadgets will no doubt have seen the reviews of Playdate go live last week. Panic's cute throwback console is a celebration of simpler gaming times and we were lucky ...

Game of Show? Very possibly. For somebody interested in cartoons, art, animation, and art design like me, Flipnote Studio may be my Game of Show. No, I’m not kidding. This upcoming DSiWare title (no ...

Aardman Studios to use Flipnote Hatena for something other than crude drawings. Today Nintendo announced a partnership with Aardman Studios, creators of the Wallace & Gromit animated films, to create ...

At one time or another, just about everyone has created an animated cartoon using nothing more than a pad of paper and some hand-drawn stick figures. Nintendo now brings these creations to life on its ...

Every man, woman and child in America now owns a Nintendo DS. I might be wrong, but with Nintendo’s hand-held moving another 3.3 million units this past December, it certainly feels that way. DS sales ...

REDMOND, Wash., Aug. 12, 2009 – At one time or another, just about everyone has created an animated cartoon using nothing more than a pad of paper and some hand-drawn stick figures. Nintendo now ...