Hard lesson for the PlayStation Vita via the Nintendo 3DS

What Sony announced last night wasn't a game console; it was an idea. Or, more precisely, a bunch of computer parts likely living in a nondescript temporary computer tower somewhere.

Nicholas Pardini submits:Out of all the Japanese stocks hit recently by the earthquake and a rising yen, few have been knocked down harder than Nintendo (NTDOY.PK). Shares were down 6.8% today and the stock now sits at a 52 week low. Nevertheless, Nintendo has significant value and is selling cheap for three reasons.

Investment U submits: By Ryan Cole With its new 3DS portable gaming system, Nintendo (NTDOF.PK)(NTDOY.PK) is again changing the face of portable entertainment. But is it enough to keep the company ahead of its many challengers? Let’s take a look.

NEW YORK, March 13 (Reuters) - A federal jury in New York on Wednesday found that video game company Nintendo Co infringed an inventor's 3-D display technology patent with its handheld 3DS videogame system.

Nintendo on Tuesday unveiled a new generation DS handheld videogame system that lets people play in 3-D without using special glasses."I can't wait for you to try this," Nintendo chief executive Satoru Iwata said as he held a 3DS above his head at a press conference in the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles on the opening day of the Electronic Entertainment Expo."It will show you full 3-D graphics without the need for special glasses."The Japanese electronics firm did not disclose when it planned to begin selling 3DS models or what they would be priced.