We have both Month of Mario deals kicking off and the continuation of the 8-Bit Summer, so for retro gamers, there’s a few things to check out. For those looking for new stuff, there’s Planet Crashers and Mole Mania.
Nintendo has officially declared the next month as the “Month of Mario” to celebrate the upcoming release of the newest Super Mario Bros. title, New Super Mario Bros. 2 for the Nintendo 3DS, on August 19th.
The Nintendo Download Update is here, and thanks to the “8-bit Summer” event, once again, we have a pretty nice update for 3DS owners. Check it out.
There’s quite a few new pieces of content this week on the various Nintendo download services from Johnny Kung Fu for the 3DS on the eShop and a Big Time Rush in 3D video, to THE KING OF FIGHTERS ?96 for the Wii Virtual Console and Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition WiiWare.
Get your hands on the Nintendo 3DS XL and a number of upcoming and newly released games, whether or not your attending the show. Read on for the details.
Pokemon Conquest’s unique mix of traditional Pokemon hunting and Nobunaga’s Ambition strategy trappings results in a satisfying, and interesting mix of gameplay mechanics that shows the Nintendo DS still has a little bit of life to it.
If Theatrhythm can prove any one thing to players, it’s that Final Fantasy definitely has some of the best game music ever produced. This rhythm based game is also aided by some interesting RPG mechanics that help make for a pretty addictive experience that’s hard to put down, and serves up a nice excuse to pick your 3DS up again.
Now this is a little more like it. The update this week has a few things that fans may be interested in, including 3DS demos for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] and Rhythm Thief & the Emperor’s Treasure, the excellent Marvel Pinball 3D, and even a new Game of the Weekend sale on VVVVVV.
Are you ready for a whole bunch of Pokémon? Nintendo this morning announced that a pair of new Nintendo DS Pokémon games and a downloadable Nintendo 3DS title are scheduled to be released this October. Check out the details and media.
Nintendo Direct delivers again, this time with the 3DS XL, Fire Emblem and Professor Layton announcements, and more. Check out the details and a few shots of the new 3DS behind the link.
Get ready for some food service, beat-em-up and furry saving action for today, and a whole lot more. Read on for all the details.
Not a bad update this week for 3DS owners. The classic Donkey Kong Jr. is available for download, there’s an old school arcade full motion video wild-west shooter, and the upcoming The Amazing Spider-Man has a demo.
There are a few downloads worth checking out this week on the various Nintendo Download services. There’s even a whole selection of E3 3DS trailers and demos on the eShop, so make sure to queue a couple of those up.
Game & Wario (working title) is sort of a mixture of the WarioWare titles and the classic Nintendo Game & Watch games, but for the Wii U. Check out some screens and game details for now.
We sorta of heard of most of these titles during Nintendo’s press conference, albeit quickly, so Nintendo wanted to spend a bit more time showing off their 3DS lineup at a more dedicated event. Here are the details.
Are you ready to get even more fit? Nintendo unveiled Wii Fit U at the E3, and for those who need a new interactive way to lose a couple of pounds or just improve your fitness, this may be what you’re looking for. Read on.
Namco Bandai announces two Wii U titles today, including a port of Tekken Tag Tournament 2, and a new party game dubbed Tank! Tank! Tank!. More information in the full press release contained within.
