In the eyes of the masses, there is no way a Grand Theft Auto game could be a rewarding experience on the Nintendo DS. It’s an all too common belief that an open-world Sandbox game like Grand Theft Auto has no chance of being anything other than a miserable experience on the Nintendo DS, especially when the games turned out lackluster on the PSP, a far more powerful handheld system capable of rendering graphics far superior than Nintendo’s little handheld that could. This is what many “hardcore” gamers are saying about Rockstar’s latest GTA adventure, Chinatown Wars. “Grand Theft Auto on the DS!? Psh, yeah right, have fun with that. Thanks to Kotaku for pointing this out! Posted in Tech | Tagged DSi, hacked, Nintendo, piracy, tech news | 3 Replies Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (Game Review) Playing homebrew titles is fine by me, but game piracy just hurts the industry as a whole. I personally hate game pirates with a passion, as it’s always the honest consumers that end up walking the plank for their “valiant” efforts. Whenever Nintendo releases an update to thwart the efforts of the Supercard, all you have to do is wait for their team of hackers to work out a way around that update, and install an update of your own. This device allows for all of the illegal gaming fun that past devices on the DS and DSi did, but it fights fire with fire by allowing for firmware updates of its own!

They ripped support for FlashCarts, a popular device that was used to pirate legitimate games as well as allow players to enjoy homebrew titles, and added a new firmware updating system that should have, in theory, allowed Nintendo to beat the efforts of hackers and pirates by forcing a firmware install whenever you wanted to get online. With Nintendo’s newest handheld, I feel they thought they were finally going to beat game pirates once and for all. Posted in Games, Tech | Tagged DSi, Nintendo, Video Game News, Wii | Leave a reply Flipnote Studio (DSiWare) These two new colors, making four DSi variations total, will be available beginning September 13, 2009. Sadly enough, however, no black version of the actual system has been announced as of the time of this writing, but I’ll remain hopeful.Īccompanying the new color of the Wii accessories is two new DSi colors - white and pink. The Big N has just revealed that they will launch a black variation of the Wiimote, the Nunchuck, and the Wii Motion Plus peripheral this holiday season. Those of you, myself included, who were rooting for a black Wii (lol) will find Nintendo’s latest Wii-related announced a tad bittersweet. Green, blue, pink and some other colors were shown, but black and white understandably stood out as the pack favorites, with white eventually winning the color war. Those of us who took an early interest in Nintendo’s now market-leading Wii system remember it being flaunted in a bevvy of colors.

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