Nintendo

Just in time for the Holidays, that brutally violent, bloodbath Devil’s Third is coming to the US Wii U.

As more time passes after the passing of Iwata-san, more and more people speculate who will take over as CEO and President of Nintendo. This choice will not be an easy one for the legendary video game company with the announcements of creating mobile gaming content as well as a …

Apparently, the GamePad isn’t all that ideal for playing Ninja Gaiden developer Tomonobu Itagaki’s latest action title.

Satoru Iwata’s passing last weekend hit the industry hard. His legacy is intertwined with the very beginning of video games and his work continues to endure to this day.

Well this is a nice surprise indeed- the original Blaster Master is back and available on the Wii U.

There isn’t a ton of new content debuting on Nintendo’s consoles this week,  but Mario Tennis might hit the spot for a few fans.

If rumors are true, then it looks like the Nintendo NX might be coming a lot sooner than anyone might have thought.

The Zelda classic from the N64 arrives on the Wii U, along with little else this Holiday weekend.

Super Mario Maker and lots more will be in house for the the annual Nintendo Gaming Lounge installation at the SDCC next week.

Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto is no fan of virtual reality, but he seems to think that the new Star Fox title in the works isn’t too far off from representing an example of the technology of the moment. VR is a hot topic right now, and with Sony and Microsoft (and the …

It’s an artsy week on the Nintendo Download as a new drawing/painting title arrives (along with some decent Virtual Console titles and some good sales).

Yep, it’s official, Nintendo’s newest property is a hit.

I wonder how the Wii U’s sales would heave been impacted if the console launched with a brand new F-Zero title back in 2012.

At some point every gamer wonders “What does it take to develop the games we love?” 

The Virtual Console is the place to be this week as the Earthbound prequel finally (finally) has arrived on the Wii U in the US.

Success for the latest in the Nintendo handheld gaming line, but the 3DS is nonetheless not performing as well as its predecessors.