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Retro City Rampage is just a few short months away, and I for one have been looking forward to the game's 8-bit soundtrack composed by Jake "virt" Kaufman, Leonard "Freaky DNA" Paul, and Matt "Norrin Radd" Creamer. It looks a...
| Jayson Napolitano |
Indie developer Two Tribes has decided to try and get the sequel to their rather clever action/puzzle game, Toki Tori, on to Nintendo's next console through WiiWare. In a post on the Toki Tori 2 development blog, Two Tribes s...
| Conrad Zimmerman |
This week's digital releases on Nintendo platforms aren't particularly thrilling, but it was only a matter of time considering the handful of noteworthy games to come out recently. WiiWare leads the pack with the fashionably ...
| Jordan Devore |
Oh, Brian Provinciano! Pretending like you are so hard at work when you are actually chilling in Cancún, smoking expensive Cuban cigars. How dare you string us along! I'm kidding, of course (maybe), but the wait to pl...
| Tony Ponce |
The eShop is keeping up its momentum with another very promising game, Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword ($6.99). You might know it by a slightly different name, but it should look familiar. I'll be blind buying it the second ...
| Jordan Devore |
Yeah, we really shouldn't have done that. In observance of today's horrific pseudo-holiday, Max and I managed to break every single piece of equipment in our studio! By which I mean, something broke in the studio and we had ...
| Tara Long |
Here's a recap for those who haven't been keeping score. In 2009, Nintendo finally started allowing for developers to release free demos of their WiiWare games. Only five games were allowed to have demos at first, but it was...
| Jonathan Holmes |
Well, this is awkward. Today marks the arrival of Zen Pinball 3D ($6.99) on the North American eShop -- which is great, don't get me wrong -- but it's also the debut of 101 Pinball World ($4.99) on DSiWare. How does that even...
| Jordan Devore |
Did you grab those free games while they were available on Club Nintendo? No? Well, too bad! They're gone now, slowpoke! I've got good news for you guys, however. Those games have been rotated out for a fresh batch that is ev...
| Tony Ponce |
Zombies? Old hat. Zombiis? Now we're talking! WiiWare title Zombii Attack is unquestionably the oddball of this week. I shudder to think what it looks like in motion. Thankfully, Jonathan Holmes is handling the review for us....
| Jordan Devore |
I feel sorry for the team behind the WiiWare version of La-Mulana. It's tragically still not released in Europe or the United States, and every so often, they issue an apology blog just to remind onlookers that the game hasn'...
| Jordan Devore |
Nintendo's back with some decent offerings for downloadable content this week after a couple of pretty crappy ones. Can't win 'em all, I guess. What am I saying? It doesn't feel right to complain when I think about all the fa...
| Dale North |
Nintendo has been making some serious fan-pleasing strides in the past couple of weeks. Xenoblade Chronicles was confirmed for a North American release, the new 3DS update came and provided a host of welcome additions and fix...
| Tony Ponce |
What's this? A promising-looking 3DS puzzle platformer developed by Intelligent Systems (Advance Wars, Fire Emblem) has found its way onto the eShop. We should probably consider support it! You get to pull on Link's blocky fa...
| Jordan Devore |
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