Will Super Meat Boy finally grace a Nintendo platform?

Team Meat announced via their Twitter page that they are signed up as Nintendo 3DS developers. Although they did not specifically state that they would be developing any games, let alone Super Meat Boy, for Nintendo 3DS, one can speculate that they might be interested in bringing their only product to date to the new handheld.

Tecmo Koei are bringing Samurai Warriors: Chronicles Down Under later this month. 

Samurai Warriors: Chronicles has been confirmed for a release Down Under alongside of the Nintendo 3DS on March 31, thanks to Twitter and various retail listings.

Samurai Warriors: Chronicles has already been announced as a launch title in both North America and Europe, but the game had no specific release date in Australia until today. 


Another Nintendo 64 game is on the way to the European Virtual Console. 

Come this Friday, European Wii owners will be able to download the game for 1,000 Nintendo Points. The game has recently been rated by the ESRB, hinting at a North American release in the future.

It is always an exciting event when a Nintendo 64 game hits the Virtual Console, especially considering... Read more...

The new handheld will not be using Opera's browser as the Nintendo DS did.

Access, a company who develops embedded software, will be providing a version of the NetFront browser for the Nintendo 3DS. The Internet browser will be available for download through a software update in May.

The Internet browser is currently in use in over one billion devices including mobile phones. Notable versions are those produced for Sony's PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable.

Nintendo hires new Corporate VP for Corporate Affairs.

Nintendo of America recently announced that public relations veteran Cynthia Gordon, will be the new Vice President of Corporate Affairs. She will take over the position on March 14, and brings twenty years of experience working with consumer brands.

She replaces Denise Kaigler, who left the company in November 2009, after working with Nintendo for only two years. She left to work as Chief Marketing Officer for 38 Studios.

Pokémon returns to the Nintendo DS this April in Japan.

During the January investors meeting, Nintendo announced Pokémon Typing Tutor would be released in April. Today Nintendo announced a specific release date for the game. Along with some new details on the upcoming title.

Pokémon Typing Tutor comes bundled with a Bluetooth Keyboard, and will launch... Read more...

Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata says the Wii is here to stay for the time being. 

Even though sales of the Wii continue to decline as it heads into its fifth year on the market, Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata has, once again, told Japanese newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun that the Wii is here to stay.

During the interview, Iwata remarked, "It's just four years since release. It's selling... Read more...

Iwata laughs and hints about Mario on 3DS.

Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata gave an interview to the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun. During the interview he expressed the desire for the Nintendo 3DS to exceed the 140 million units that the DS has currently sold through.

A key factor in Nintendo’s plan to increase their dominance over the portable... Read more...