New Super Mario Bros. U is announced for the Wii U, and looks to be just as fun as it’s predecessor. Check out the reveal trailer behind the link, and expect to see more information soon. Update: New screens and info too.
Pikmin 3 is officially announced for the Wii U. Check out the debut trailer behind the link, and stay tuned for more information on what looks to be one of the flagship titles for the Wii U. Update: Screens and more info.
Warner Bros. and 5th Cell unveil Scribblenauts Unlimited for the Wii U. Check out the reveal trailer, screenshots, and full press release inside for more info.
Nintendo’s E3 2012 press conference has wrapped up. See what they had to show off during the show for both the Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS. And yes, dual GamePads will be supported, and Mass Effect 3, New Super Mario Bros. Wii U and Pikmin 3 are coming.
Last night, Nintendo surprised us all by releasing a new Nintendo Direct video that confirmed a few new details of the Wii U including the controller, some of the online functionality and even Wii backwards compatibility.
As E3 looms ever closer, Square Enix reveals a new English trailer for the upcoming release of Kingdom Hearts: 3D Dream Drop Distance on the 3DS.
Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance gets a boost from its returning voice over cast. Check out the rundown on everyone that’s returning, straight from Square Enix. A selection of new screens showing off “The Grid” and “Symphony of Sorcery” too.
There’s actually a halfway decent selection of downloads this week, anchored by the release of the original Rayman for the Nintendo 3DS. Check out the Order Up!! demo, the retro-style 99Seconds, and Metal Slug 3 for the Virtual Console too.
Pokemon and feudal Japan come together in Pokemon Conquest! Nintendo unveils more information about this unique upcoming 3DS title.
Is the Wii U finally, officially, the Wii U? With a slightly redesigned logo and a new Facebook page, we’re guessing that the answer is yes. Check them out.
It’s a new week and Nintendo has anew batch of DSi, 3DS and Wii downloads. It’s been hit or miss lately in terms of quality content, and this Thursday, we seem to be right in the middle somewhere. Game & Watch releases are always fun at least…
Web, TV, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, you name it, Nintendo will be sharing their E3 announcements with everyone this year.
Mario Tennis Open comes out of the gate on the 3DS swinging, and marks a pretty good return for the series on handhelds. Even without the much-loved RPG mechanic, it’s a Mario Tennis title that’s definitely worth checking out.
There’s definitely a better selection of downloadable Nintendo content this week as compared to some recent weeks. See what’s worth your time and money.
Nintendo today revealed that a pair of Wii titles (with one originally being a GameCube game) will be making their way over to the Nintendo Selects collection of value priced releases.
This morning, Nintendo announced that the Nintendo DS family will be receiving a bit of a price cut beginning on May 20th. The Nintendo DSi will slide down to only $99.99 and its slightly chunkier brother, the DSi XL, will set you back only $129.99.
Nintendo today revealed both more information and features, and new screenshots for the Tecmo Koei developed, strategic new Pokemon spin-off, Pok?mon Conquest.
