As it did with the WiiWare service earlier this year, Nintendo will be kicking off DSi Ware with a huge lineup of titles. Here's a full list.

Moving Memo Book
A free digital note book and scheduler that lets you input notes directly through the stylus. Using the DSi's camera, you can create a comic which can be shared with friends who can add their own edits.

Bird and Beans
In this 200 DSi Point game, you take control of a bird and attempt to catch beans while avoiding a hit to the head. Clear certain conditions, and you gain access to a seed toss game.

Paper Airplane
You might remember this 200 DSi Point game from Made in Wario. Using left and right on the D-pad, you attempt to control a paper airplane's descent. In addition to a single player time attack mode, the game includes a two player battle mode. Both players use the same DSi system.

A Little Magic Tournament
This series of three titles is based off Nintendo's DS Magic Taizen game. Three Shuffle Games, Funy Face, and Scary Numbers will be sold individually at 200 DSi Points each.

Art Style Aquario/Decode
Games in the Art Style series have stylistic themes around a fusion of sound and visuals. Aquario and Decode will be available separately at 500 DSi Points each. Aquario is a block puzzle game where you attempt to line up like-colored pieces. Decode is a number puzzle game in which you arrange numbers on a panel and attempt to create sums of ten.

A Little Dr. Mario
This 500 DSi Point version of Dr. Mario offers an original mode, where you play until reaching game over, and a versus CPU mode.

Utsusu Made in Wario
This is the camera-based Made in Wario game that was announced just before the DSi's Japanese release. You use the DSi camera to take your picture, then move the image of your hand and head around in mini games. Sample games include sticking two fingers in a nose and moving your head around to have it be covered by a hat. Pricing is set at 500 DSi Points.

Simple Trumps
This 500 DSi Point card game is based off the DS title Daredemo Asobi Taizen Collection. It includes Old Maid, Speed, Sevens, Shinkei Suijaku, and Doubt. Download play support is included for both competitive play and for sending demo games to friends (these are deleted once the DSi's power is turned off).

A Little Brain Age: Word Version/Logic Version
The DSi Ware Brain Age series includes training based around the system's camera and audio recording functionality. The Word version is focused on writing and reading kanji characters. The Logic version is focused on numbers and math. Each is sold separately at 800 DSi Ware Points.

The notable difference between the DSi Ware launch and the WiiWare launch is that Nintendo seems to be going at this one alone while WiiWare launched with more third party titles than first party titles.
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Sounds crap. Bring on the adventure games I say. Bleh. I will not be buying a DSi though. Ever.

You guys are teh bias, that lineup is amazing! Stop being so hard on Nintendo.

(Id rather play with Steel's balls)

gamingeek said:

What would you like to see on DSi ware? I would say downloadble GB/GBC and GBA games for a start.

 This!

Coopersville said:

As for the DSi's camera: Does it shoot video? I'm in the mood for filming some viral videos, and the DSi would also be a good exploitation device for filming strangers (and filming in public) without permission, as on-lookers may just assume you're playing video games. On top of that, if so, how much video can it shoot, and what size SD cards will it take?

You know you can get camcorders these days that measure 2" x 4" for under $150, right? (Flip Video, Sony's latest Handycam, RCA Small Wonder.) As long as you don't want like production-value quality video. It's still probably better than the analog camcorder I have that we made our videos with in high school. Only HD cameras are $500 any more.
Now that I mention it, I kinda want one for myself.

Sure, filming strangers without permission for "viral video" . "Girl in shower screams."
I don't know how conspicuously you can hold a  DSi 90 degrees at eye-level not pressing any buttons and looking like you're concentrating. I guess maybe sitting across from someone on the bus, if you had it on your lap with the screen tilted partially down towards you. At 20 feet it's just going to look like a camera anyway.

I don't think the Wii will accept SD cards above 2 GB, probably similar for the DSi. I don't know why there is a limit though so maybe they'll fix it. 2 GB is probably enough for an hour worth of video on the lowest resolution.

If nothing else, it's going to sell better than the Game Boy Micro.

Yarcofin said:

Here's an HD camcorder for $120

For that price, that camera is actually epic. I might pick one up after Christmas. I wasn't really considering the DSi as a camcorder, btw.

gamingeek said:

The notable difference between the DSi Ware launch and the WiiWare launch is that Nintendo seems to be going at this one alone while WiiWare launched with more third party titles than first party titles.

Incorrect - the notable difference is that the WiiWare launch didn't suck.