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Video game censorship’s making New York news again.
The always-vigilant folks at GamePolitics have the scoop on another legislative attempt to prohibit “the sale to minors of certain rated video games containing a rating that reflects content of various degrees of profanity, racist stereotypes or derogatory language, and/or actions toward a ( Read more... )

If you ever wanted to buy a Nintendo DS or Mario Kart DS out of a venging machine, well now’s your chance.

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Scientists at The University of Alabama in Huntsville and the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, have done just that by harnessing the computing muscle of 16 PS3s running in a homebrew supercluster they've aptly dubbed the "PS3 Gravity Grid." Total cost? Around $6,000.

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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Older adults might want to take an interest in their grandchildren's' video games, if early research on the brain benefits of gaming is correct.

In a study of 40 adults in their 60s and 70s, researchers found that those who learned to play a strategy-heavy video game improved their scores on a number of tests of ( Read more... )

In many offices, approved gaming in the workplace is limited to the receptionist's engagement in rounds of Minesweeper or Solitaire when the phone isn't ringing. Admins may sneak off to Pogo during lunch, and the IT guys may stick around after hours for a game of Counter-Strike, but by and large video games have been no more a part of the typical ( Read more... )

We've seen hints of new colors coming to the DS in leaked Black Friday ads, but Nintendo this morning sends word that they new bundles are coming.
The Mario Red Nintendo DS bundle will include a red DS with an M for Mario printed on it's cover and a copy of the relatively old New Super Mario Bros. The Ice Blue Nintendo DS comes with a a carrying ( Read more... )

Is Nintendo of America bringing the Game & Watch Collection to the Nintendo DS? A brand new E-rating for the anthology recently appeared at the ESRB's web site, leading us to believe Nintendo may have plans to publish it stateside.

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By Justin Epperson, 11/01/2008
The Nintendo DSi finally went on sale today for 18900 yen (around 190 dollars) and we got a chance to compare the DS Fat, Lite and the new I first hand. Before we got to that though, we opened the box, and in true post-Gamecube Nintendo fashion, the packaging was quite nice and easy to open.

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Nintendo brought out the highly popular DS handheld, which is strikingly different from the other handhelds, such as Sony Play Station’s PSP, mainly because it sports two screens.
Nintendo DSi, the new version, is thinner than the current Nintendo DS and for that reason looks altogether small. The Japanese company has released Nintendo DSi, first ( Read more... )