Forty mini-games await you.

America is getting it last, but still, April 27 isn't too far off.

Carnival Games is going handheld, while Wii gets an offshoot mini-golf title.

Turn your existing Nunchuk into a wireless Nunchuk.

Wii and DS versions to arrive in stores this summer.

Play some of the best Williams pinball machines of yesteryear on your Wii.

Look out Cooking Mama! There's a new chef in town!

The Super Famicom sequel to Milon's Secret Castle comes to the west for the first time alongside another version of Puyo Puyo, available for 900 points each.

Previously known as Family Ski, We Ski will support the Wii Balance Board and four-player split-screen skiing.

Majesco's environmental RTS is available at retail and DS demo units across the US.

The new cheerleading IP will get help from the choreographer of Bring it On, use the Wii Balance Board, and allow players to create their own cheer routines.

Capcom's fourth Ace Attorney game will have an estimated retail price of £28/€40.

Touch-screen magical dueling is coming to the DS in June.

Square Enix sets the European street date for their stylistic and modern DS RPG.

Sega proves the naysayers wrong: the Wii and DS game experienced gangbuster sales in all three major markets.

The title has exceeded expectations of 620,000 in shipments. This is the second million-selling Wii title from third-party Capcom.

Bully: Scholarship Edition (rated "T" for Teen) is available to Wii owners who wish to relive high school.

The touchscreen side-scroller based on stretching its hero is due for an April release.

Factor 5's SNES action title is the belle of the ball this week, by default.

The game will ship on March 25th, and the Nintendo World Store will hold a launch event the day after.