When it comes to the two newest gaming portables, it seems that Nintendo walked a better path than Sony. Sure, the target market may be different in some respects, with the DSi being aimed to the elderly as well, but when it comes right down to it, the new DSi LL is selling better than the PSP Go.

The new DSi LL may have a few features that previous models don't, but about the only feature that really sticks out is that it's larger. We've seen portables get smaller and smaller, but here we have a handheld that deliberately put on some extra weight so that granma can get in on the young'uns' toys. Watch the info trailer right here.

Looking for more new games to play? Coming in just in time for the weekend are new download game options for both the Wii and DSi stores. Seven new ones are on the list, so there shouldn't be any reason for your weekend to be boring.

OK, DSiWare patrons. Nintendo has announced the new titles available for download from their DSiWare service. This week we get three new titles -- two games and a camera app.

Just a couple of days after calling the Nikkei report on the big-screen DSi "conjecture," Nintendo has announced the new DSi model via an update on their official Japanese site.

Nyko revealed today its DSi-specific peripheral, the Nyko Zoom Case, which will allow owners of the handheld to capture clearer pictures while protecting their gadget from nicks and scratches.

It appears that Nikkei may have jumped the gun on that new DSi model that we reported about yesterday. According to Nintendo, the Nikkei piece is just "conjecture".

Word out of Japan is that Nintendo has a new DSi iteration slated for release in the land of the rising sun later this year. There's really nothing new about this particular DSi model -- except for the fact that it's bigger than those currently out in the market.

A Nintendo error code spotted on the official Nintendo customer support site has seemingly confirmed that a DSi Speak Channel is in the works. More after the jump.

If you're hoping to transfer your DSiWare purchases to additional DSi machines, we're sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you can't. Nintendo has revealed via Eurogamer that this just isn't possible as your Nintendo DS wares - games or applications - are exclusive only for the type of system they were brought on.