Sunday, April 5, 2009
Nintendo DSi Video
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Out of Stock Emails Discontinued
For this reason, we're going to discontinue sending 'out-of-stock' emails to subscribers. You'll all still get 'in-stock' email alerts, and if you don't react timely, they'll probably be gone, so we (and you) don't feel that the out of stock notifications are necessary. It's safe to say that if you get an in-stock email and wait more than an hour or so (sometimes much less than that), it's probably out of stock. If you still want to check, the desktop software and our Web site will let you know if it is indeed out of stock.
We hope that this makes the process better and more user friendly for everyone. We can't please everyone, but we seek to please the majority of users.
Side note: the Nintendo DSi is going to be available on 4/5/2009. Sign up now for alerts, as we've read that availability may be limited. Given the economy, this might not be true, but as they say, better safe than sorry.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Nintendo DSi Preorder Available from Amazon
Note that the DSi is only available in Black and Blue for preorder, with more colors available upon full release. It's exciting in that this is the first system released in some time that. Most blogs that I've read are saying that you should certainly replace your DS lite with the DSi. Check out the product page or previous blog posts to figure out if it's worth it for you.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
DSi: Should You Buy It?

IGN had a great article on the Nintendo DSi, weighing both the pros and cons of the new handheld system by Nintendo. There are a few new juicy details about the system, well, one. It's official release will now be on April 5th, 2009 in the USA! If you've ordered it from Japan already, good for you, but for the rest of us we'll wait impatiently. Make sure you find your DSi in stock by using our DSi tracker service.
The DSi will cost $169.99. Not too bad all in all, and certainly, IMHO, worth the upgrade. Above is a sneak peek of the corner of it.
You can change in and out cartridges without losing any info or crashing your handheld, its got a camera, music playback, recording software, space to add memory, slightly bigger screen, what other reasons do you need? According to one Nintendo exec, the lame buttons (squishy feeling) from the DS lite are gone, and the DSi has clicky buttons that you can actually tell when you pushed them.
I'm getting one, how about you?
Saturday, January 31, 2009
New Trackers Added
If your goal is to take great photos and videos, purchasing one of these is taking a step in the right direction. See the product profiles for more detail on each, and good luck finding your own.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Nintendo DSi Review
COMING SOON: NINTENDO DSI RELEASE DATE: APRIL 2009
Nintendo has announced the new version of the wildly popular Nintendo DS; it's called the Nintendo DSi. If you have to find the Nintendo DSi, sign up for our Nintendo DSi tracker. Find the Nintendo DSi in stock quickly and easily by using the LineJumpers desktop alerts.
So, why do you need to find a Nintendo DSi in stock when you or your kid already has a Nintendo DS? If you're the type to get your son or daughter every new toy, then you have your answer, but if you need to be convinced, keep reading. If you sign up for our Nintendo DSi tracker and are lucky enough to find a Nintendo DSi in stock, you'll find the top 10 updates to the original Nintendo DS in our Nintendo DSi review:
1) The screen is bigger, by 17%, so you don't have to hold the Nintendo DSi so close to your face.
2) It's thinner - by 12%, and although only slightly, anything helps when you're used to carrying the original.
3) It includes a camera! So, you can kill two birds with one stone. Buy the Nintendo DSi and get a gaming system and digital camera (3 Megapixel) in one.
4) Audio enhancements - you won't hear the normal 'static' or 'scratching' noises you are used to.
5) Memory Slot - The SD memory slot allows you to take photos and look at them on your Nintendo Wii.
6) Built In Browser - A built in internet browser makes it possible to download games online and play them on your new Nintendo DSi.
7) A Digital Shop - Peruse the digital online shop and download DSiWare. You can download add-ons to the Nintendo DSi as well as games. When you first log in to the Digital Shop, you get 1,000 FREE points to spend!
8) Music Playback - Full music play back, as well as adjusting the pitch and playback speed. One of those features that kinda makes you shrug your shoulders.
9) Compatability - Most of your favorite Nintendo DS games will work properly on the new Nintendo DSi, they'll just look and sound better.
10) Release & Cost - The Nintendo DSi will be released in the U.S.A. around April 4th, or spring 2009. The cost? Only $179.99, which is really only about $50 more than the Nintendo DS.
So, is it worth the upgrade? For the serious gamer, absolutely. The camera and built in browser alone are instant upgrades that make it worth the purchase, not to mention it's thinner and has a bigger screen. The price is reasonable given the enhancements.
Find your new Nintendo DSi in stock using our Nintendo DSi tracker. It's not available yet, but on the release date, we'll update the tracker. Sign up now so you don't waste time on the day of release. Good luck to everyone!