Nintendo DS (Page 193)

Sportswear manufacturer signs multi-title sponsorship agreement with the world's biggest publisher.

Yule be unsurprised to hear that they're swapping out the buggy versions for free, though.

Publishing giant moves on French superpower.

Of third party support, LCD screens and Sharp's 3D display systems.

Not playable at E3 after all? No pricing either? What do we really know?

Still to make its mind up on development.

DS' failure could be crushing, and online games are untenable, apparently.

Iwata comments make it a formality.

Nintendo Europe surprises everybody by actually being able to comment on something.

A very different beast to the GBA.

So let's speculate wildly, shall we?

Over 100 companies worldwide scratching their heads over dual screen concepts.

World's first glimpse of Nintendo's new handheld confirms clamshell design, touch panel, GBA compatibility.

We dissect the hardware side of Nintendo's latest handheld, considering every aspect of the unit premiered in Los Angeles just hours ago...

From Metroid and Mario 64 to WarioWare and Bomberman - we've looked at all the DS games and this is what we reckon...

A list of all the games announced today. Huge - including the likes of Animal Crossing, Bomberman, Final Fantasy, Mario Kart, Mario Bros., Mario 64, Sonic, Viewtiful Joe and loads more.

Profitability won't match GBA - and supplies may be restricted at launch. This from Nintendo president Satoru Iwata.

Subtle vote of support for Nintendo's handheld from Microsoft.

Including 20-minute over-the-shoulder video of us getting to grips with the DS for the first time. We consider WarioWare, Metroid, Mario, Bomberman, all the tech demos and more, not to mention the video demos of Animal Crossing, Mario Kart and Mario Bros.

Redmond based giant nixes reports of support for next-gen Nintendo handheld.

But does he mean "NEW Super Mario Bros." or something else? Meanwhile, Kenichi Sugino admits that a DS Ocarina of Time port could be done "very easily".

Castlevania too. And Chu Chu Rocket. Various developers 'sound off' about their interest in the new Nintendo handheld.

November 4th, 19,000 Yen (140 Euro), with five to six launch titles and 11 by 2005.

We're clocking that at roughly 60 days post-unveiling...

Nintendo pulls the wraps off the final name and design, introducing "a slimmer, sharper look". Check inside for all the details and images available.