There are seven million Nintendo DSi in the world now, and the system is the first in the DS series (total sales: 102 million) boasting Internet connectivity. And Nintendo just stepped up efforts to ...

Unlike so many other collisions of videogame systems and creativity tools, the whole thing's totally unthreatening to use. Most people, no matter how much they love LittleBigPlanet, for example, have ...

director Yoshiaki Koizumi had a hand in developing Flipnote Studio (aka “Moving Memo Pad“) for the Nintendo DSi until I read this new Iwata Asks entry and found out it was developed at EAD Tokyo. As ...

for the Nintendo 3DS, via a Nintendo Direct Mini presentation, which you can watch below. The application will allow you to create animations using the Nintendo 3DS, complete with moving pictures and ...

Nintendo will release a new version of its Flipnote Studio animation program for Nintendo 3DS, president Satoru Iwata announced today in a new Nintendo Direct. The downloadable software, Flipnote ...

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has announced a new Flipnote Studio animation program for the 3DS. Flipnote Studio 3D will be made available as a download, it was confirmed in the latest Nintendo ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Andy Robertson reports on technology & digital play. The 3DS offers simple art tools that can open a door to a world of creativity ...

So far 3DS lacks a programme to compare to the DSi's Flipnote Studio, but Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has recently announced that Nintendo is working on an updated version of the title called Flipnote ...

A UK version of Flipnote Studio will be released this Friday, according to the Guardian. The DSiWare app lets you create a virtual flipbook by drawing up to 140 pictures. You can add photos you've ...

6 years, 3 months - Become a master animator on the go, right from your Nintendo 3DS system, with this follow-up to the renown art app Flipnote Studio! No matter what your artistic experience, ...

REDMOND, Wash., Aug. 12, 2009 – At one time or another, just about everyone has created an animated cartoon using nothing more than a pad of paper and some hand-drawn stick figures. Nintendo now ...