Nintendo Download In USA Week Of May 30
Mega Man X and the Legend of Zelda Oracle Games available from the eShop before E3. This is shaping up to be the calm before the storm.
, by Steve Tyminski
If You Are Looking To Play Nintendo's E3 Games, Head To One Of These Best Buys
Nintendo has promised to bring E3 to the public, so find out which Best Buy is closest to you inside.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Nintendo Exclusive Sonic Lost World Gets Debut Trailer
The first of three Nintendo exclusive Sonic games gets its first trailer and it showcases an entirely new style.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Nintendo Download In USA Week of May 23
Kirby and Donkey Kong lead the way for the Nintendo Download this week.
, by Steve Tyminski
Nintendo's E3 Presence Detailed
While Nintendo may have pulled out holding an E3 press conference, they still plan on having a major presence at the event.
, by Nathan Hermanson
Nintendo Direct Sheds Light On New Wii U And 3DS Games
It should be the year of Nintendo Direct rather than the year of Luigi.
, by Steve Tyminski
Gamers Can Experience Nintendo E3 Wii U Games At Best Buy In June
Sega commits to Nintendo with exclusive Sonic Lost World games.
, by John Gaudiosi
Nintendo Download In USA Week Of May 9
Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move and the Demo version of Resident Evil: Revelations headline the games available to download from Nintendo this week.
, by Steve Tyminski
Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis On The Move Moves The Right Way
Is Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move just another eshop puzzle game?
, by Steve Tyminski
Nintendo Download In USA Week Of May 2
Mega Man and Pac Man, is there a better combo than that? I don't think so.
, by Steve Tyminski
Wii U Confirmed To Be Hacked, The Avengers: Battle for Earth Is The First Game Dumped Onto The Syste
The Wii U's security has been compromised. A modding group known as "venom", has hacked the Wii U Key allowing games to be dumped onto the system.
, by Alex Martinet
Rayman Origins Slips a Little On the Nintendo 3DS
Though still a suitable platformer for Nintendo's handheld, this is hardly the definitive version of Rayman's current venture.
, by Robert Workman