Here’s a beautiful (albiet very tedious) hack. Someone has replaced their factory Nintendo DS case with a transparent one. I’m not sure who the genius is, but the pics were posted over on Being Big Macky.

I’m a fan of personalizing your DS, but I have yet to find one that I think suits my personality. The closest I’ve gotten is this awesome furry case. It reminds me of a rabbit…

What’s the best DS case you’ve ever seen?

While most of you probably don’t need another twitter platform, there are likely a few of you out there who spend more time using the Nintendo DS than you do on a personal computer. And if that’s the case DS Twitter might be for you. And now is as good a time as any to try it out, because this new version has significantly improved data download times in comparison to the previous version. Read the rest of this entry »

Old-timers like myself might remember back to the days of the Commodore 64 computer that used to run GEOS (Graphic Environment Operating System). Well it looks like someone has figured out how to run GEOS on a Nintendo DS. Check out the video, and if you feel like giving it a try yourself drop on over to c64.org to download the zip file. Read the rest of this entry »

If you’re in the market for a do-it-all device, it’s likely that you’ll find yourself torn between two super gadgets: the Nintendo DS and Apple’s iPhone. Deciding between these two is now more difficult than ever, and the dividing line between their respective functions is beginning to blur. The iPhone is moving further into gaming with its fancy new accelerometer, and they’re making good progress to date with 60 of the top 100 spots in the app store occupied by games. While Apple’s gaming ambitions might not be breaking news, it is noteworthy to hear more and more noise in recent weeks about how the NDS is poised to invade the iPhones territory. Read the rest of this entry »