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Hope you’re having a nice and lazy Sunday. Let’s catch up with some Rev news. First, Squeenix Prez Youichi Wada says we can expect “online capabilities, magnificent graphics, and an intense use of the revolutionary control of the platform” from the company’s Crystal Chronicles sequel on Revolution. As long as it’s good, i’m game. That comes via Revolution ...

BGB got ahold of 33 seconds of Megaman ZX goodness, just for you. Now go grab some. This DS entry might be the Sonic Rush of the Megaman franchise: the first really good rendition in years.

In another attempt to try and legitimize their rep as the biggest Nintendo source in the web community’s eyes, IGN, through their Revolution podcast, has informed the public that Atlus is working on a Revolution version of Trauma Center. They say it will be one of the Revolution demos playable at E3. Now, is it just me, or does anyone else feel like all the little mini-games from the Revmote...

We totally botched yesterday’s news, everyone. Sorry about that. I think that was the first time in almost 8-9 months we’ve gone a weekday without a post. Hopefully it won’t happen again, but if so, we’ll get the Infendo Genie to whip us in shape. Also, be on the look out for Infendo Bios coming very soon, starting with yours truly. Music, work, interests, flickr/delicious/...

Infendo reader Frisby took a shot a making his very own Revolution box art concept and sent it our way. Personally, i’m not really into these fan-made box arts, but i think this is the best take on it so far. The grey-on-black Nintendo logo and the isolated signature blue line brings it all together, in my eyes. Thanks, Friz.

Excuse me if the above image has already been “internetted,” but I just came across this badboy. Looks like this design concept could be a reality, modeled closely after the new DS Lite box. Thanks, Retro-X

The Japanese masses have shown their support for the newly released DS Lite. The portable was sold out even before stores opened. From the article: “With the Japanese DS Lite launch on Thursday morning, 3/2, Nintendo has embraced launch carnage like the good old days of Super Famicom and N64. Forget about selling out minutes after opening — the DS Lite was sold out hours before opening...

Props to whomever modded this NES into a fully functional Mac Mini (the Intel version? Nah). Apparently, the power button is used to send the Mac into sleep mode and the reset button ejects the “Divida” er, I mean DVD. Nice work!

Most if not all who are reading this very post dig Nintendo in some way or another. The company is a tough publisher to beat in the charismatic and fun departments and tend to deliver a large number of quality games (although sparingly at times). That said, are there any Nintendo converts out there? For example, did you used to prefer another system over Ninty’s in the past before making a f...

Lik-Sang puts it best regarding the soon-to-be released DS Lite in their hands-on impressions of the new handheld: “The new edition has for sure a fashionable look, and appears more modern than the previous model… All in all, a well done piece of hardware is what it is.” Must get new DS Lite (spoken in my best Nintendo zombie buying voice).

So here’s the story: our pal Nintendo Gal posted a downloadable video file of Children of Mana recently. Then, looking at her stats, she saw that screenshot-loving site Jeux-France hotlinked to her video file, forcing her pay $5 to increase her bandwidth. So what does she do? She switches the video, of course. And not with just another trailer, either… Click the source link to see the ...