Finally, some love for Nintendo DS fans: compared to last week, the domain of all things Ninty (at least, the smaller Ninty device) is now getting some action in the form of exciting game release announcements, like Chrono Trigger for the DS (yay!) and some possibility of brickage for R4 users (nay!). Get the full skinny of what you might have missed this week in the full article.

If you're tired of having to go through the cumbersome process of having to convert each and every video file that you wish to play on your Nintendo DS, then you may want to check out homebrew developer chishm's Tuna-viDS (previous version here). As an app that plays the more common AVI video formats, chances are that many of your video files can be played back without having to re-encode them. Check out the changelog in the full article.

Download: Tuna-viDS v1.1

Bomberman for the iPhone? Who'd a thunk of it? But yes, after the release of Hudson Soft's Bomberman for the mobile platform earlier this year, it seems that an iPhone version pimped out with touchscreen and accelerometer-enhanced features is more than mandatory. Hit the full article for the video teaser of Bomberman Touch: The Legend of the Mystic Bomb.

If you want to add an extra level of customization to your iPhone ringtones then you may want to check out iFoneTec's VideosTone, now with the option to let you choose which contacts to use with video ringtones. It's just the added bling that you need for the mundane act of answering calls. More in the full article.

You may already have ways to view anime or read manga on the Nintendo DS using homebrewed tools, but what if you want to support the people who are working to create your favorite media? AM3 has recently released DSvision, a downloadable entertainment service that was announced last year. Details in the full article.

Those who want more (fan-made) dose of Portal for the DS will be happy to know that homebrew developer t4ils recently updated StillAliveDS (previous release here). Now with new elements such as acid pools, red energy walls, and razor wheels, you can expect to squeeze out more fun from your DS. The complete changelog in the full article.

Download: StillAliveDS v1.15s

A word of warning to users of R4 clones: the R4 team seems to make a move towards eradicating the clones of their best-selling R4DS flashcart, but in a fairly risky method that would put users in danger. If our favorite weblator correctly translated R4's statement, it seems that they are planning to brick Nintendo DS units that are running R4 clones.  Sounds okay? Not if you're not too sure if your R4 flashcart is the real deal or not. More on this in the full article.

Solid State Drives (SSDs) are practically one of the more desirable computing components right now, but it's a tad too pricey with an average price of about US$ 1,000 for just a 64GB SDD. Sans Digital's new CR2T CF enclosure may just give you the alternative you need, however. Find out how in the full article!

Apple's best-selling MacBook Air just got a good, hefty price cut of US$ 500 off its previous US$ 3,098 price tag, bringing it down to only US$ 2,598. It's certainly good news for prospective buyers, though we really can't say the same for early adopters. More in the full article.

Team Fortress 2's (also on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3) Pyro and the Medic class finally got their care package courtesy of Valve Corporation, and next in line is the Heavy. What new weapons and achievements will be bestowed on this well-loved character? We don't know yet, but Valve would like the game's fans to think about what should be considered when coming up with new extras for every character. Details in the full article.