Nintendo 3DS

The New Nintendo 3DS

Since the Nintendo 3DS launch on March 27th in North America, the demand for this system is predicted to be strong. Gamers can now view their game action in 3D. The 3D cameras and attention-grabbing effects make the Nintendo 3DS a great choice for a portable device. Objects are given depth and space with the stereoscopic 3D display. The game characters are also easier to see. Games are still responsive even when the device is tilted or in motion, as the built-in gyro and motion sensors allow for twisting and movement.The Nintendo 3DS system comes with an impressive list of launch games. There are new third-party games, as well as some old favorites. The demand for this incredible system will well outweigh the supply in the first weeks of its launch. The launch price of $249 has developers eager to see the results. Actually, ordering from Amazon right now will get you $25 of free credit toward your choice of games. Below is a list of some new launch titles with descriptions and prices.
- Kid Icarus – This adventure involves a hero that fights in the air and on land – $39.99
- Nintendogs + Cats – A new version with increased player interaction – $39.99
- Animal Crossing – This is a new community-building installment with enhanced features – $39.99
The Nintendo 3DS enters the market with the strongest third-party support in the history of Nintendo. These games will be available for the Spring, 2011.
- Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D – This game is the best of its kind with a 3D re-make.
- Tom Clancy’s Shadow Wars – A tactical strategy game with cell-shaded graphics.
- Resident Evil: Mercenaries – A 3D virtual hunt-down of the undead allows you to compete with a friend.
- Lego Star Wars III – This is a Lego-life animated adventure of The Clone Wars.
- Super Monkey Ball – Guide your monkey through a 3D puzzle with a game made for 3D.
The list goes on and on with exciting graphics and eye-popping interactive action. Unprecedented gaming is yours to experience with the new Nintendo 3DS.

Sony Ericsson Aino now Remote Playing with European PS3s

We know Sony Ericsson's PS3-lovin' Aino would be hitting European shelves at some point during the month, and now Sony itself has stepped forward to confirm that the handset is on sale. We're hearing that it's selling for £399.99 ($639) sans a contract, and just in case you're wondering why you and your PlayStation 3 should care, the Aino is capable of turning your console on and off, browsing the XMB user interface, accessing DRM-free content on the HDD, shopping for items in the PS3 Store and watching live TV via PlayTV. Hit up the read link for all the nitty-gritty, and be sure to hit your British friend up if you're stuck yearning here in the States.

BOSS LIFESTYLE 235 2.1 AUDIO SYSTEM

Base is out with yet another sound system for your home. This 2.1 channel audio system comes with a complete console that has most connectivity parts to link your TV, gaming console, DVD player and more. The full function remote can virtually control any device connected to the console. It supports up to 6 HD connections to play contents at full HD (1080p) resolutions.

PSP'S NEW AVATAR

And talking of games, Sony has announced plans to start selling a new hand held gaming device by the end of the year. Sony's new device--with NGP, or Next Generation Portable, as a working title--comes with a touch pad on both the front and rear and a 5-inch organic LED screen, motion sensors, front-and-back cameras and 3G network access. Sony also plans to make some PlayStaion games available or certified portable devices, including smartphones including Google's Android operating system, by the year end. However, Sony continues to play games about its intentions of turning the PSP into a mobile phone, rumours of which have been doing the rounds for quite some time now. Will it? It refuses to say.