Every once in a while you think you're old enough to have seen it all, you think nothing can surprise you anymore, you've seen all the cute games, you walked knee-deep in gore and you saved enough princesses to write a pretty good book about it, but then you stumble about a title that is so radically different that it will change you forever... more...

The E3 Nintendo Developer Roundtable ended some hours ago, and it did not only feature more insight into Nintendo's lead titles, but also an announcement that was really somewhat between the lines. Which doesn't make it less exciting. Read on for the details. more...

In their press conference at the Kodak theatre in Hollywood, which was completed minutes ago, Nintendo announced nothing spectacular new, but still some nice surprises: more...

Just in case the headline made you wonder: No, you didn't miss the Nintendo press conference at the E3 Media and Business Summit in Los Angeles. This is scheduled for Tuesday morning (e.g. evening in european countries). more...

The latest issue of Nintendo Power revealed that Mega Man 9 is in development for Nintendo's download platform WiiWare. more...

If you are a gamer, then you will know Super Mario. There is no way you couldn't know this little plumber, saving princesses in his freetime and jumping on tortoises while doing that. Strange thing to do. But well: it's his hobby, we can't blame him. more...

Nintendo's game Mario Kart Wii is now in stores for the Wii.

The racing game includes the Wii Wheel (a plastic wheel into which the Wii Remote can be inserted) that has players using the Wii Remote to steer Karts driven by Mario and his friends. The game includes 32 tracks, 16 of which come from previous Mario Kart games. Up to 12 people can race online in Mario Kart Wii. more...

Nintendo announced its financial results for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2008. more...

Nintendo has launched Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Darkness and Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, both for the DS, in stores in North America. more...

Nintendo announced that when Wii Fit is released in North America on May 19, it will cost $90.

Wii Fit includes both software and the Wii Balance Board accessory (that sports pressure sensors that can detect the weight and balance of someone standing on the board) and supports "more than 40 yoga, aerobics, strength training and balance activities." more...