The 2009 Today's Gamers International Survey reveals a fact that has been pretty obvious for quite a while now: more and more US citizens consider playing video games as their primary past time.

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.

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.

Nintendo's also got something new for their European consumers. Starting on October 23, 2009, three new color DSi SKUs will be shipping out to retail.

The previous week may not have seen much official word and quotable quotes from Reggie or any of the other Nintendo bigwigs, but if you're keeping tabs on upcoming Wiixclusives, this edition of the Nintendo Weekend Warrior will hook you up with the right read. Some big brews also got updates earlier this week, so read on for all the news and updates.

There's a new system update out for the Nintendo DSi handheld. Along with the usual slew of upgrades and tweaks to the handheld's technical features, there's also something there for the social networking buffs: an app that lets you upload your DSi photos to Facebook.

Physical games media may be at the sunset of their lives, according to David Perry. Speaking at an opening keynote in UK for the 4th Annual Develop Conference in Brighton, the GaiKai founder expressed his belief that "It won't be long before 100 per cent of games are all online."

It's over. It's done. E3 2009 has come and gone, and the worldwide gaming community is left to sift through the announcements, reveals, videos, hype and promises that came out of the yearly gaming expo this past week.

To make it just a wee bit easier, here are all the E3 2009-related news that graced the QJ.NET pages in the past week. This is quite long, so I'll cut this intro short and get right down to the meat. Hit the jump for the QJ.NET E3 2009 Round-up.

Oohhh-kay. That went relatively well, wouldn't you say? Nintendo's E3 2009 presentation wasn't just all about smiles this time around. They did try to be harder-hitting, and we gotta give them props for that. Overall, it was... alright. About one or two items only that got us kinda raising our voices a decibel higher in excitement.

It's real-time, baby! Keep it posted here for our coverage on Nintendo's E3 Press Conference.

Check out the updates after the jump!