Ubisoft Just Dance and Nintendo sports titles make the all formats top ten. 

The UK Interactive Entertainment Association has posted the bestseller charts for games in 2010. In the all format charts, Call of Duty: Black Ops comes in first. Another multi-format title, Fifa 11 is in second place. Wii titles in the list are Just Dance at three, Wii Fit Plus at five, Just Dance 2 at six, and Wii Sports Resort at eight. The Wii titles were all published by Ubisoft or Nintendo.

Five games were previously revealed at Level-5 Vision, also Inazuma Eleven 4 was confirmed. Check out our translation.

At Nintendo World 2011, Akihiro Hino, President CEO of Level-5 gave a presentation on upcoming Nintendo 3DS titles from the company. Five previously announced titles were shown as well as a new Inazuma Eleven game for 3DS. 

Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle was the focus of the talk.... Read more...

Couldn't make it to Tokyo? Watch our footage of the event and it'll be like you were there.

Join our Japan correspondent, James Charlton, as he takes a tour of the showfloor, plus live Nintendo music!

Our video starts with a walkthrough... Read more...

Virtual Console receives two Capcom arcade hits, while the Ware services get everything from block breaking, pet care, and 2D jelly driving.  

This week in Nintendo Downloads brings us seven new games: two for WiiWare, three for DSiWare, and two for Virtual Console. In addition, there is a new WiiWare demo.

The first WiiWare title is JellyCar 2 from Disney, which is a sequel to the popular iPhone/iPod Touch game. In this game, players... Read more...

Update: Now with five more video descriptions.

Every non-playable 3DS game seen at the show, right here in one place. Oh, and Zelda.

Aside from the 15 playable demos available at Nintendo World 2011, there was a whole bunch set aside at a special viewing wall. Here, event goers could peek through a small window to watch a short in-game movie displayed in 3D on a Nintendo 3DS unit.

The Rabbids are back, this time in 3D. 

Appearing on the list of Nintendo 3DS games to be released in Spring 2011, Rabbids: Time Travel is a 2D platformer starring the Rabbids.

The game will have the same theme as the Wii game, Raving Rabbids Travel in Time, but completely different gameplay. The Wii title is a mini-game collection.

The next Pokemon game is coming out fractionally earlier than the US release.

Pokemon Black and White will be coming to Europe on March 4, 2011. This is just two days before the US release date of March 6. 

Additionally, Nintendo released an image of the Pokemon Black special edition Nintendo DSi. Bundles for each game were released in Japan around two months after the... Read more...

Nintendo might have underestimated the popularity of the anniversary bundle.

In less than a month, Super Mario All-Stars: Limited Edition has sold out nationwide. With no new shipments of the game scheduled, the only way to obtain a copy is to pay up to three times the retail price on eBay.

For those bummed about missing the boat on the original print, Nintendo is considering... Read more...

Get prepared to choose which version you want to pick up.

Just as they did with Nintendogs for the Nintendo DS, Nintendo is prepping multiple versions of Nintendogs + Cats for its release.

In all there are three different versions of Nintendogs+Cats, those being Toy Poodle & New Friends, Bulldog & New Friends and Shiba & New Friends. It's unknown... Read more...

When will gamers be able to get their 3D jiggle on?

A translation of a Famitsu schedule on NeoGAF reveals a March 24 Japanese release date for Dead or Alive Dimensions.  This marks it as the first 3DS title to get a solid release date outside of the launch titles.

Pricing for the game is not yet known, but rumors have 3DS games priced at around ¥5,800  ($70).

How will DSiWare be handled on the new system? You find out.

Nintendo has posted a specifications sheet for the Nintendo 3DS on their Japanese website, and it has a few interesting tidbits of information.

You'll be able to get out to a Home menu, and even browse the Internet, without leaving a game.

Nintendo DSi software can be moved to the device, but there is apparently a limit to the number of moves that can be performed, and some software cannot be moved.

All announced games for this year with seasonal timings.

Nintendo's Japanese website has been updated with a full release schedule covering announced Nintendo 3DS games for this year. Game titles and releases are subject to change, and titles that are yet to be announced may still appear this year. Additionally, many of the titles are series that have only been released in Japan.

Eight launch titles confirmed for the handheld.

Nintendo's release schedule has been updated for the Nintendo 3DS, with launch titles marked out. There are eight titles listed for a launch release on February 26. Nintendogs + cats will be the first party title available at launch.

Launch titles (February 26):nintendogs + cats (Nintendo)Ridge... Read more...

Impressions from Tokyo reveal new changes to the 3DS remake of one of the best games of all-time. 

Even though The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D looks to have missed the launch date of the Nintendo 3DS, that hasn't stopped Nintendo from demoing at the game at Nintendo World, where many new details were unveiled.

At the bottom of the screen is a camera tap icon which can be used to switch... Read more...

NeoGAF user sheds some light on the release dates of upcoming titles. 

According to a poster on NeoGAF, Japanese Nintendo 3DS owners will be able to play with dogs and cats at the system's launch.

NeoGAF user Shikamaru Ninja reports that Nintendo's first-party Japanese release schedule for the Nintendo 3DS is as follows:

Nintendogs+Cats (3 versions) - Launch

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How many titles will the system launch with, and how much will gamers pay for them?

According to an unsourced report at website Inside Games, the Nintendo 3DS will launch in Japan with a lineup of roughly 10 titles. The system is set for Japanese release on February 26.

Inside Games also reports a large number of third-party titles in the pipeline, with releases spread out across... Read more...

While the world saw the device as a failed console, he saw it as an exciting toy.

The latest Iwata Asks column details Shigeru Miyamoto's thoughts and involvement on the Virtual Boy. He starts off by explaining that he had no primary responsibility for the project, and therefore was unable to guide its development. This was due to his work on the Nintendo 64, as both products were... Read more...

The display technology was tested for inclusion.

Satoru Iwata details the use of a special liquid crystal display to show 3D without the need for glasses in his latest Iwata Asks column. The technology was tested on the Game Boy Advance SP, but it was not developed as part of the console due to the low resolution of its screens at the time. Iwata tells the story:

In a stealth manner, Nintendo announces BlazBlu for the system.

Nintendo's 3DS software page has revealed a previously unnanounced title: BlazBlu Continuum Shift II by Arc System Works. The game has been placed under a "Spring 2011" label along with two screenshots. No other details about the game were given.

The BlazBlu franchise was created by the team behind... Read more...

The director of the upcoming Kid Icarus: Uprising talks about players with shaky hands.

Masahiro Sakurai, Kid Icarus: Uprising and Super Smash Bros. Brawl director, has commented about the Nintendo 3DS, specifically on how it should be played.

When asked about how the 3D effects could be affected by the shaky hands of a player, Sakurai suggested that the system should be kept as... Read more...