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more about #portable Xelmon: SISTER ACT III! I always remembered that poster! XD more » RevengaSweet: Ooh. Sister Act III? I'd sure love to see Whoopi Goldberg in the middle of those two sexy girls. Who's with me? more » kahi: I ignored the "controls suck" part and decided to give it the benefit of the doubt. I am now 2.99 poorer and 1 useless app richer. more » DannyTrabajo: Are people now going to finally recognise the iPhone as a rival to the 360 and PS3? more » Protector one: Sister Act III! more » Adhominem: Does anybody seriously sit around playing games all the way through on their iPhone? more » D-K, Anarchist: Wow.. Not recommending a Duke Nukem game with a price tag of 3$.. Those must be some terribly awkward controls then, Crecente. more » Instant_Awesome: It's time to kick ass and make calls. And I'm all out of anytime minutes. more » Fociz: When are we going to see this hype on Android. Its clearly better than the Iphone. more » Msharingan: And they said Duke Nukem was child friendly. more » Onyx-Ocelot: An overpriced luxury full of unnecessary features is not selling well in today's economy! *gasp* more » TheNexusRebound: Personally I am not even a big user of my cells camera and DSi's isn't much stronger. Plus my lite still works well so why pay the price of a psp for ... more » Falsoman: I would love to have a DSi, but yup, it really is the price why i updated to the DS lite this week. While both are really (REALLY) expensive in Mexic... more » haseoreo: On the bright side, DSi's launch sales will dwarf PSPGo's. more » AlariceLaius: well the lack of a GBA slot doesn't help plus there wasn't that much new to offer besides a camera. The older kids will settle with hacking a psp in... more » Ueziel: I like how everyone attempts to blame it on the DSi supposedly not being a very big upgrade (when, in reality, it really REALLY is considering how muc... more » Dr Drew In The Hizzaaaay: Gee, I wonder why. Could it be because the DSi is a very tiny improvement over the Lite, while the Lite was a giant improvement over the Phat? Also h... more » SacGamer: DSi is a huge downgrade. The lack of GBA slot means you lose features in games, like no pal park for Pokemon. more » (DEAD) Goldwings - Remembered for his bravery and heroism... xD: I can't speak for others, but my friends at retail had some returned because some people just found out they couldn't play their guitar hero game or i... more » Yigytugd: Of course it would be slower. Why would people buy a console if it plays the same games. Even if it has more features, not much people are going to sh... more » -
#impressions
A First Look At iPhone's Duke Nukem 3D
That's right you can now play the original Duke Nukem 3D on your iPhone or iPod Touch. But would you want to? More » -
#sales
U.S. DSi Launch Sales Slower Than DS Lite
With the release of new Nintendo sales figures today, Kotaku was able to try and compare launch window sales for the DSi and DS Lite. I say try because as with many game platform launches things don't match up perfectly.
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#rumor
Rumor: More Details On The Next PSP
According to unnamed developers, Sony is readying a new iteration of its PlayStation Portable. Whether you call it the PSP 2 or PSP-4000, the rumored new version sounds like the most radical change to date. More » -
#psp3000
The PSP 3000 - How Different Is It?
James Yu over at GameSpot has just posted an excellent hands-on comparison of the old Sony PSP 2000 model and the shiny new PSP 3000, announced just last week at the Games Convention in Leipzig. While we've already posted the comparison that showed up on Famitsu, the GameSpot article has a few things going for it. More comparison photos of the screen, which looks to be where the biggest noticeable differences lie, and the fact that James writes in easy-to-understand English, always appreciated by us English-exclusive humans like myself. Hit the link below for the full skinny on what has changed in obsessive detail, right down to the surface textures of the plastic. More » -
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#secondlife
Samsung's Second Life Mobile A Bad Idea
Second place mobile manufacturer Samsung has revealed a Second Life client for their phones that will allow the relatively small horde of visitors to the virtual world and their legion of alts access to the grid and related services wherever and whenever the whole thing hasn't crashed. This is a monumentally bad idea. As a Second Life resident for nearly a year now, I know people who only leave the world in order to buy groceries, and some of them already carry their laptops around when they do that, just in case they catch a stray wireless signal. We don't need to be able to connect to SL from anywhere. Sure, you'll be able to have quickie unicorn cybersex in the bathroom at work, but at what cost? More »
