Hyrule Warriors, Koei Tecmo and Nintendo’s Zelda/Dynasty Warriors mash-up of sorts, is looking and sounding more and more awesome each and every day. New screens, video and game details.
This week’s Nintendo Download Update is looking a little sparse in terms of brand new content, but there’s a few downloads and sales possibly worth checking out.
This week’s Nintendo eShop Update is now live, and there’s definitely a couple of interesting sounding releases worth checking out this week.
The latest and greatest installment in the popular long-running puzzler franchise is confirmed for a Nintendo 3DS release later this year.
There’s a bit of an eShop lull this week with only a small handful of new releases including Strike Force Foxx, Comic Workshop and some discounts.
Nintendo seems like they have a lot to show during this year’s Comic-Con event, so if you’re a fan, and attending, you should be in for a treat.
A trio of new fighters sign up to kick some butt in Nintendo’s latest Smash Bros title. Tons of new Wii U/3DS screens.
You won’t be able to catch Pokémon Omega Ruby or Pokémon Alpha Sapphire until November, but here’s a healthy batch of new media.
One Piece Unlimited World Red is pretty much the big release for this week, with a small handful of Wii U and 3DS downloads such as The Letter and Me & My Pets 3D rounding out the update.
Mallo and company return for Pushmo World, marking the first release in the Pushmo series to arrive outside of the 3DS.
Shovel Knight (which we awarded with an A+ grade), is available for both the Wii U and 3DS today, so that’s the obvious must-have eShop game this week. Read on for all the goods.
This week’s Nintendo Download Update is now live, and as usual, there’s a little something for everyone.
There’s not much new this week, but if you’re looking for a few sales or Virtual Console releases you may want to hit up the eShop.
The latest set of trailers and a robust selection of screens for both the Wii U and 3DS versions of Sonic Boom from the E3.
A Canvas Curse follow-up on Wii U? Sure, why not! Check out the trailer and screens for 2015’s Kirby game on Wii U.
This mash-up featuring the setting of The Legend of Zelda with the gameplay stylings of Dynasty Warriors continues to impress in this new trailer.
