Say goodbye to screen-capping your daily log.

Nintendo has recently removed the Wii U's ability to take screenshots of the Wii U menu and other system-level processes.

Users will no longer be able to screen-cap their daily log, or similar features. The reason behind this function's removal is unknown.

Poo stick, get your poo stick here!

EnjoyUp Games recently announced a substantial update for Unepic on the Wii U.

Both American and European versions have received numerous changes:

Gamers in Japan can buy a bundle with Wii Sports Club starting this month.

The Wii U Premium bundle in Japan has halted production, in its place will be a Wii Sports Club bundle available March 27.

According to images from Nintendo Japan, the new bundle will cost ¥30,000 (roughly $300) and will come with the console, GamePad, 32 gigs of storage as well as the Wii Sports... Read more...

Rock out to your favorite Diamond and Pearl music today!

Pokémon Diamond & Pearl: Super Music Collection is now available on iTunes.

The album has 149 tracks, ranging from short sound effects to full-length background music. The entire album is $9.99, but one can also buy individual tracks for $0.99 each.

Previous Super Music Collections already... Read more...

Pass with flying colors in dragon flight school.

How to Train Your Dragon 2 has been announced for both the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U consoles.

The video game is set to coincide in June with the DreamWorks motion picture of the same name, which debuts on June 13.

The game will set players in a dragon flight school with tournaments, mini-games and training exercises for all their dragon riding mastery needs. There will be multiple riders and dragons to choose from.

You could win a limited edition Nintendo varsity sweater!

Nintendo TVii is hosting a "Road to the Championship Sweepstakes" coinciding with the NCAA March Madness tournament (which is going on right now!).

The sweepstakes period started March 18, and will end upon conclusion of the Division I Championship game held on April 7. Ten lucky winners will receive a limited edition Nintendo varsity sweater. There are two ways to enter:

Soon you'll be able to sell your games to the massive retail chain for store credit.

Walmart will be entering the used video games market on March 26.

On that date, people who wish to sell their used games will be able to do so at any of the 3,100 Walmart locations across North America. You will be able to trade in used games for in-store credit for use at any Walmart or Sam's Club store. However, receiving cash for used games is not an option, and no hardware can be traded in.

A quite useful update is finally here.

A significant update has hit the Miiverse of both the Wii U and 3DS. Here's a recap of the five helpful new features now available:

Pokémon, volleyball, Hello Kitty and more this week!

This week isn't as heavy as last weeks, it seems, but there are still some games here to whet your appetite. If you've been looking to play anything that has Pokémon in it, Pokémon Battle Trozei will be sure to satisfy your fix. Ever wanted to play chess or volleyball in digital form? Well good news for you this week! Nothing this week is a megaton blockbuster, but there's still plenty to like.

Finally, fun with flying felines!

Skater Cat will be coming to the 3DS eShop next week.

The game is an endless runner style 2d platformer where players will take on the role of a skateboarding feline named Ollie. Players will skate through 3 worlds with over 25 levels. Rounding up stray cats along the way can earn players up to a total of 90 collectible medals. Ghost runs and best times can be exchanged via the SpotPass and StreetPass features.

There is evidence everywhere.

Nintendo appears to be planning to release Mario Kart 8 in a special red case in North America.

While nothing official has been stated, the game appears to have a red case on Nintendo of America's website, and also has been shown while a Mario Kart 8 trailer played on an official Wii U demo station at Best Buy.

Nintendo didn't get too much love at the awards show, but one award is better than none.

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds has received the award for Best Handheld/Mobile Game at the 2014 Game Developers Conference Awards.

It beat out smartphone games such as DEVICE 6 and Ridiculous Fishing, Tearaway on the PlayStation Vita, and Fire Emblem Awakening, which is also on the 3DS.

Expand and control the Aztec empire in a mix of turn-based strategy and beat-'em-up gameplay.

Aztez, originally announced for PC, is coming to the Wii U along with a cavalcade of other systems.

Combining turn based strategy with real time beat-'em-up gameplay, Aztez is set to offer a short but highly replayable experience. How well you do in each of the two kinds of gameplay modes effect... Read more...

Shorter wait times and new sub specs!

An update is available for Steel Diver: Sub Wars that aims to improve online play reliability and balancing submarines' specs.

Below is the update log for the game released by Nintendo:

Yes, there really were Wii games with DLC.

All downloadable content for the Guitar Hero, Band Hero, and DJ Hero games are being removed March 31 from their in-game stores.

Songs previously downloaded will still be available, and servers for the games will remain online. Many songs are going on sale, up to 50 percent off, now until their removal. To take advantage of the sale, Nintendo Points are needed. Nintendo eShop currency does not apply to the Wii Shop Channel.

The corporate side of Capcom decided otherwise however.

Phoenix Wright creator Shu Takumi admits that the series may not have continued after the third game. This is what he says in an interview with Official Nintendo Magazine UK in their latest issue.

Takumi says the following on the matter: "I felt that Phoenix's story had been told, and that the... Read more...

The iOS hanafuda card game finds a place in the living room.

Kiki's Koi-Koi is heading to the Wii U eShop later this year.

Developer How Seven! initially released this easy to learn game for iOS devices in August 2011. A cute little koi named Kiki teaches players how to play Koi-Koi, a Japanese hanafuda card game. Thereafter, you can play against friends or Kiki herself.

Display your Persona fandom on the go.

To go with the Atlus' newest Persona game for the 3DS, Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth, will be a limited edition Velvet Room styled 3DS LL. The front is made to look like a handheld Persona book, and has a load of characters from Persona 3 and 4 in formation on the back.

Along with the system, players will receive a copy of the game and also the Persona Q: Sound of the Labyrinth soundtrack.

This is why we need more bells put into the education system.

The Animal Crossing: New Leaf 2-Poster set from Club Nintendo contains many spelling errors and name mistakes.

The poster with the errors depicts a variety of town folk from the game mislabeled and misspelled. Characters like Fang and Freya are labeled as Freya and Dobie, respectively, along with many other mistakes of the same ilk. The poster set is 500 coins on Club Nintendo, and replacements are being shipped to those affected.

Both are part of a Pokémon Trozei contest. And yes, only in Japan!

Two more 3DS XL/LL models will soon be released in Japan.

Both system models are based on the recently released Pokémon Battle Trozei, which released on March 12. The consoles, which come in white or black, are decorated with different decals of various Pokémon.

However, the consoles will... Read more...