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The Broadway Processor in Nintendo Wii With Sony and Microsoft both going to IBM for the microprocessor in their next generation consoles, why would Nintendo be left behind? The company approached IBM for a new processor as well, although its request was completely different from that of Sony and Microsoft. Nintendo was looking for something that provided ample av a small size, was easy to manufacture and was not power hungry. Nintendo Wii - an Intro Nintendo had been making video game consoles before Microsoft and Sony even made it big in their respective fields. From the original Nintendo Entertainment System to the GameCube, the company has been the most consistent console manufacturer over the past 25 years. Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars on Nintendo DSi Crime, vice, corruption and drug dealing are all now in the palm of your hand. The new Grand Theft Auto hits on the unlikelist of gaming consoles, the Nintendo DSi, which is normally associated with the endless Pokemon, Mario and Megaman games. Accessorize your Nintendo DSi with Rumble Pak & Play-Yan While handheld consoles strive to offer many of the features that their full-fledged counterparts do, sensory feedback has always been a missing element. The idea of the entire controller vibrating when you received impact or damage has never gone down well..... until the Nintendo DSi. Processor and Graphics of Nintendo DSi While IBM might be the king of processors and chips for high-end computing, there is no one close to ARM when it comes to processors for mobile platforms. The addition of a touchscreen ment that the Nintendo DSi would require some great processing power, and ARM was up to the challenge. Game Card Drive in Nintendo DSi Unlike the Wii, Nintendo stuck with a proprietary format for its Nintendo DSi cartridges, called 'game cards'. The game cards are 33.0 mm x 35.0 mm x 3.8 mm (about half a breadth and depth as Game Boy Advance Cartridges) and weigh around 3.5 grams. The proprietary solid state ROM 'game card' format perma the memory cards used in other portable electronic devices such as digital cameras. Nintendo DSi With Sony coming out with a new handheld video game console, the grandpapas of the portable gaming world were not going to sit back and watch. Nintendo's GameBoy had ruled the genre for the part decade and the company had no intention of handing over the mantle.