...and no one has any idea what it means.

The name "Pokémon Tretta" has been trademarked by Nintendo, GameFreak, and Creatures.

The trademark itself (number T2012-14319) has not been given meaning yet, though a logo was included with the trademark. In Japan, the word "tretta" usually refers to something bookshelf or bicycle related, but with an English logo being given alongside a Japanese one, whatever the trademark refers to will likely come to the west in some form.

Slay some zombies, play some poker, and solve a mystery all with this week's Nintendo Downloads.

Every Nintendo device is receiving some downloadable content this week, in the form of an eShop original, a DSiWare game, and a WiiWare title.

The Nintendo 3DS's eShop got Zombie Slayer Diox this week. This rhythm based side-scroller action game has players join Diox, a samurai guitarist. In order... Read more...

The sequel to ThruSpace gets a North American release date.

Ketzal's Corridors is releasing on the North American eShop on April 12, according to Nintendo of America via Twitter.

Ketzal's Corridors, the sequel to ThruSpace, released in Japan during October 2011. The games objective is to guide various shaped "guardians" through holes on walls. The nearly 100 story mode missions are set among ancient relics. Ketzal's Corridors also supports some multiplayer modes.

The wait for this music game is almost over for North Americans.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is coming to the Nintendo 3DS this summer, according to Square Enix.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy was released in Japan on February 16, and sold significantly well. The game will now have its chance in North America in the coming months. 

The game celebrates the 25th... Read more...

Yet another style of the 3DS is on its way to Japan.

A Coro Coro Comics 35th anniversary edition 3DS is being released by Nintendo and Coro Coro. This 3DS is the next in a large list of different styled 3DS's that have been revealed over the past few weeks. 

Additional details are set to be revealed in the May issue of Coro Coro, releasing on April 14.

Eat, explore, and sleep in this new 3DS adventure.

Namco Bandai revealed their new game for the Nintendo 3DS, Gon Paku Paku Paku Paku Adventure.

Little to no information was supplied regarding the game, other than a short description of what you do: eat, explore, and sleep.

The game's official website can be accessed here.

The sequel to a classic homebrew application will be hitting digital shelves early next month.

Colors! 3D will be released onto the North American eShop on April 5, as reported by Jens Andersson, founder of the series.

The release date was tweeted along with confirmation that the game had passed Nintendo's submission process and is ready for release. Colors! 3D is the follow up to Colors!, a DS homebrew application that allowed players to create simple paintings. Colors! for the DS was originally released in June 2007.

The long-running mystery series is coming to Nintendo's handheld.

Jake Hunter's next outing will be on the Nintendo 3DS, according to Andriasang via Famitsu.

The Jake Hunter series of mystery adventure games, which has already seen numerous releases on the Nintendo DS, will now make the leap into 3D. The game, titled Tantei Jinguji Saburo: Fukushuu no Ronbu (translated... Read more...

Want to see your favorite song performed in 3D? There are plenty of new videos coming.

A large lineup of 3D music videos are headed to Nintendo Video on the 3DS, according to Nintendo.

"Sabotage" by Wale and "So Good" by B.o.B are already available beginning today. These two videos will be joined soon by others. The other music videos currently confirmed for the service include:

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Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two will star Mickey and Oswald and feature full voice-acting. Also, it will be a freaking musical.

Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two is coming to Wii (and Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3) this fall, according to the Associated Press.

Like the first game, which came out exclusively for Wii in 2010, the game will be developed by Disney superfan Warren Spector and his Austin-based Junction Point... Read more...

The game's cover as well as a bonus book cover were revealed.

Code of Princess's boxart as well as a bonus sound and visual book cover were revealed by developer Agatsuma.

Code of Princess features character designs by Kinu Nishimura (Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors), as well as an online multiplayer mode.

Code of Princess is currently scheduled to release on April 19 in Japan. There has been no word on whether the game will come to other territories.

Frogger goes the way of Street Fighter in this upcoming update.

Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition has been announced by Konami for release on WiiWare, Playstation Network, smartphones, and Xbox LIVE Arcade in a recent press release.

The game is an update of Frogger as part of its 30th anniversary celebration. In addition to classic gameplay, Hyper Arcade Edition... Read more...

The Australian release date has been given a slightly shorter release window.

Pokémon Black Version 2 and Pokémon White Version 2 are releasing in Australia and New Zealand this spring, as confirmed by a press release.

The games have already been announced for an autumn release in Europe and North America, as well as a June release date in Japan. In Australia, spring runs from September until November. When Black and White released last year, Australian versions released four days after North America, on March 10.

The console follow-up, along with a handheld version, might be announced next week.

The long-expected sequel to Disney Epic Mickey could be shown as early as next week, along with a 3DS version, according to a tweet from Official Nintendo Magazine France.

Translated, the message reads:

"Presentation of the Epic Mickey 2 will take place next week. 3DS version, Power of Illusion, more classic 2D is also provided for."

Rayman's 3DS outing will have to wait a little longer.

Rayman Origins for the Nintendo 3DS has been officially delayed until June 2012, according to Ubisoft.

Rayman Origins saw release on the Wii in November 2011. The 3DS version of the game was originally scheduled to release on March 20 in North America. However, those holding out for this version of the game will have to wait just a little longer to enjoy the newest Rayman adventure.

Relive the Game Gear with this week's Nintendo Download.

Nintendo unleashed three Game Gear titles onto the 3DS eShop, as well as a DSiWare game and a Wii Virtual Console classic in this week's Nintendo Download.

The three previously announced Game Gear titles finally made their way to the service. Sonic the Hedgehog: Triple Trouble lets players join Sonic and Tails in another Sonic adventure. The game can be downloaded for $4.99.

Boom Blox Bash Party, EA Sports Active 2, and more will soon lose online capabilities.

EA will be shutting down the online servers for a number of their games on April 13, according to the company.

The full list of Nintendo Wii games that will lose their online functionality are:- Boom Blox Bash Party- EA Create- EA Sports Active 2.0- EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp- FIFA 10

If you have any interest in going back to do anything with these games online, now is the time to do so.

The game may finally see release soon.

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3D will be launching near the end of spring, according to Atari on their Facebook page.

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3D was originally scheduled for release during the month of March. The game still seems to be on track to release soon, but not as soon as we had originally expected.

Get ready for one hell of a reunion. 

A new trailer for Fire Emblem: Awakening was released last week, confirming that some classic Fire Emblem characters will make appearances in the newest addition to the RPG series. According to the video, characters such as Innes, Clea, and Marth will be present in the game. Some characters and rare items will also be available via SpotPass.

The cheap or potentially free downloadable shooter on Wii U will have DLC.

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Online, which is coming to Wii U around the system's launch, is slated to have in-game purchases, according to a member of the development team.

The game is currently in beta on PC, and shows off a store lets you buy new items with in-game currency that you can earn while playing or you can buy "Ghost Coins" with real-world money. According to our source, this will be nearly identical to how it works on the Wii U.