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Japanese DS title teaches you how to dress {Joystiq}

Jan 30th 2008 1:51PM The title is pronounced like so: "Sensu o migake! Mita me kara yomigaeru - Otona no konashi toreeningu."

A translation might go something like this: "Cultivate your style! Give new life to the way you look - Dressing Training for Adults."

You guys really need a Japanese-English translator on staff.

UK stores to get Wii countdown clocks? {Joystiq}

Aug 15th 2006 1:06PM "Head of Games" isn't a real corporate title. Even if it was, wouldn't "Head of Promotions" or "Head of Marketing" be far more appropriate for a letter like this? This letter looks quite fake.

Short video of how the DS Opera browser will work {Joystiq}

Jul 19th 2006 9:17PM Small translation correction to above translation: "excellent service" should be replaced by "a paid service." That's what I get for rushing through...

Short video of how the DS Opera browser will work {Joystiq}

Jul 19th 2006 6:16PM I just translated the commercial for fun- see the rest of this comment for the audio and the text translation. I tried to translate the text in the order in which it appeared on the screen. The previous posters are right, though; there's not a lot of information in here that hasn't been revealed somewhere else earlier.

Audio translation:

You can use the internet on your DS. Nintendo DS Browser. Browsing that uses the DS's functionality. In two-screen mode, both screens can be used to display "mini-mode" and "magnified mode." While looking at the entire page, you can see a magnified view of the places on that page that you want to see. You can also switch the top and bottom screens. Then, if you touch the screen once, you'll follow the link that you touched. Also, using "vertical mode," display data can be displayed across both of the DS's screens. You can also easily browse pages that contain lots of text.

Input of words that you wish to search for and other items is simple. The input mode can be selected from two choices: drawing input and keyboard input. Also, searches are not limited to only web searches- searching for text within a page is also possible.

In addition... basic browser features such as URL input, bookmarks, and history are all included. On top of this, using the added functionality of setting passwords, and excellent service to block harmful websites, anyone can enjoy the internet, worry-free! A new internet life, starting on the DS.

Nintendo DS Browser.

Text translation:

Internet on the DS! Browsing using the unique aspects of the DS.

Nintendo DS Browser

2 Screen Mode

Magnified pages and mini-pages displayed at the same time

Upper and lower screens can be switched

With one touch, goes to the link destination

Vertical mode

Vertical display across the DS's 2 screens

*Depending on a page's image data content and other factors, the page may take some time to display.

Simple Input / Search

Handwritten input

Web search

Keyboard input

Search within a page

In addition...

URL input

Basic browser features are all included

*Flash, movie files, audio files, and PDF files (and some other files) are not supported.

Bookmarks

History

Password settings

Even families can use it free of worries

A new internet life, starting on the DS.

Caution

In order to use this item, a wireless LAN access point or something similar is needed in your house, or to use it outside your home, you must have an environment with a Nintendo Wi-Fi Station, a Freespot, or something similar.

For details, please see Nintendo's homepage.

Nintendo DS Browser

Planned release date: July 24th
Manufacturer's recommended minimal retail price: 3,800 yen each
(Price without tax: 3,619 yen)

レボリューションは「任天堂GO」?? {Engadget Japanese}

Mar 25th 2006 12:22AM ああ、はいはい。そうですね。

レボリューションは「任天堂GO」?? {Engadget Japanese}

Mar 24th 2006 6:24PM 任天堂の会社設立は1947年ではなくて1889年ですが...

W. Virginia to put DDR in all 765 public schools {Joystiq}

Jan 25th 2006 1:11PM That kid in the picture seriously needs to take off his shoes.

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