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Nintendo's mystery pedometer linked to DS "fitness game" (updated)

Oct 3rd 2008 5:29AM on Engadget

This is true - the video the other day showing a hundred new games showed for about half a second the pedometer plugging into the back of the DSi.

DS games know their hardware?

Jun 12th 2006 1:36PM on Joystiq

Number 16, you're right. It's been noted elsewhere that the first time you play Mario Kart, Mario says something different to the rest of the time. When you play the game on a different DS, it will be like playing it for the first time, as each game knows what DS they're being played on. The friend code will have changed as well - new DS, see?

Wiimote controller or Xbox Live? Which is the bigger innovation?

May 4th 2006 12:09PM on Joystiq

Which is more innovative?

a) A Network.
b) A New Invention.

hmmm...

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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