DS Lite shortages in the build up to Final Fantasy III release hasn't stopped the DS software dominating again this week. New Super Mario Bros passes the three million barrier to join Animal Crossing and Brain Training 2, while Tamogotchi and Cooking Navi sell well in 2nd and 3rd.

The Nintendo DS Cooking Navigator is a voice-controlled recipe book for Japanese meals. It tells you (in Japanese) how to prepare dishes, step-by-step, pausing after each step, until you tell it to continue on to the next step. This would be fun for other projects besides cooking!

The Nintendo DS Cooking Navigator is a voice-controlled recipe book for Japanese meals. It tells you how to prepare dishes, step-by-step, pausing after each step, until you tell it to continue on to the next step.

Official Nintendo Magazine, or ONM, is the UK's official Nintendo magazine, and is published by Future Publishing(OCLC 46390444). It currently goes on sale monthly and retails at £3.99, with a title of Nintendo: The Official Magazine. It can be considered the British equivalent to the American official Nintendo magazine Nintendo Power. Issue 1 was released on 16 February 2006, after much speculation due to a change over from previous publisher EMAP.(OCLC 52080622) The magazine is the oldest running games magazine in the UK, and when launched was called Nintendo Magazine System, reflecting the NES, which was hugely popular back in the early '90s. This name would later be dropped to reflect Nintendo's move away from the NES and SNES naming system toward the N64 console.Nintendo Official Magazine was published by EMAP for 12 years before the loss of their 'official' license in November 2005, and was last printed before the change of contract under Nintendo Official Magazine, or NOM. Readers are now promised a "fresh, more premium look" that will "appeal to all gamers." The magazine has inherited a look similar to that of Edge, also published by Future.Every issue of the magazine includes a "free gift", or premium. The long running service can include objects which range anywhere from Nintendo themed playing cards (Issue 141 of NOM), DVDs featuring videos of numerous games (an example being the "E3 2006" DVD included with Issue 5 of ONM), or even a packet of M&Ms (Issue 10 of ONM - this is also notable because subscribers did not receive it, most likely due to problems that would occur during posting).