Yoshi’s New Island is rolling onto the Nintendo 3DS beginning tomorrow, so that’s the obvious big release this week on the eShop. Check out the rest of the content available today as well.
Namco Bandai today confirmed that their One Piece action RPG will be headed stateside in 2014.
There’s definitely a lack of new content on the eShop this week, so BLOK DROP U, the new Wii U digital release, is the pretty obvious highlight.
Nintendo this morning announced an egg-cellent, green-colored, Yoshi themed Nintendo 3DS XL which will launch alongside Yoshi?s New Island.
Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy for the Nintendo 3DS is surely the big release this week on the eShop…. though My Farm for the Wii U may be a close second.
Register a new 3DS, 2DS or 3DS XL system along with one of six games and you’ll earn a free Pok?mon download next month.
A brand new video showing off the making of Sega’s new Wii U and 3DS game, and upcoming animated series.
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze was awarded the highest grade here at Gaming Age, and if you’re interested in owning it digitally, you can grab it from the eShop beginning today.
Activision and Hasbro are indeed working on a brand new Transformers game for both current generation and next generation platforms and the Nintendo 3DS too.
And yet another classic Nintendo character has signed up to kick some ass in Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.
Not all that much this week besides Konami’s Contra sequel as a Virtual Console release and a new Spin the Bottle update. Check ’em out.
It’s official… the Sonic Cycle continues. All the details, and first media for Sega’s exciting new Sonic the Hedgehog project.
A one-two punch of quality Nintendo 3DS titles are finally launching this week.
While Nintendo’s systems may be experiencing a bit of a lull in terms of 3rd party releases, the company today touted their upcoming indie release schedule.
Last night, Nintendo briefed the world (and their investors first and foremost), on their plans as a company moving forward. Are they on the right track?
It’s another somewhat uneventful Nintendo eShop update except for a few high profile Virtual Console releases.
A true Final Fantasy V successor in everything but name, Bravely Default doesn’t disappoint as it finally makes its way to North America.
