
If you’d like to see what Resident Evil: Revelations will look and play like on the Wii U, you may want to check the eShop as there is a demo available for you to try out, as well as some…

If you’d like to see what Resident Evil: Revelations will look and play like on the Wii U, you may want to check the eShop as there is a demo available for you to try out, as well as some…

No special offers this week, but plenty to buy including Injustice: Gods Among Us for the Wii U and a Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity demo for the 3DS!

There are some great new releases on the Nintendo eShop this week including Fire Emblem: Awakening, but there are also some titles on offer such as Virtue’s Last Reward and other Level-5 titles on the 3DS.

This weekend, iDÉAME is happening, but what’s that?! It’s where indie developers get together and show off their games while having discussions and giving and receiving support, to celebrate this, the Nintendo eShop is having a sale.

Nintendo don’t just provide information about which indie and Virtual Console games are released, now that the Wii U is here, full game releases are also included, so here is this weeks list…

Lucky gamers in the US can now play Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, but us poor UK folk have to wait a little while longer until the 22nd when we can buy it either retail or through the eShop for the…

With Nintendo now offering full retail games to download, this week sees the release of Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate and Need for Speed: Most Wanted. Also, there appears to be some special offers happening until April 4th.

You just knew that was going to be a headline somewhere on the internet today since Nintendo have revealed this weeks downloadable goodies and one of them is Tank! Tank! Tank! being free-to-play on the Wii U, oh and some…

Todays sees the release of Aliens: Colonial reviews around the internet and let’s just say, they aren’t exactly in favour of the latest SEGA/Gearbox outing, some even saying it’s not really Gearbox’s fault since they only provided multiplayer features.

Previously marked as a Wii U exclusive, Ubisoft have announced that Rayman Legends is scheduled for release on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, which means it’s delayed for the Nintendo system to coincide with the multiformat release in September.

If you’re one of those who like to buy stuff to download onto your Nintendo device, this week sees a couple of big hitters in the form of The Cave and Marvel Avengers: The Battle for Earth.

Yeah yeah, Nintendo is a Japanese company, what I’m referring to is Tokyo Crash Mobs and Mahjong Mysteries (Mahjong is Chinese y’see) which are being offered for purchase on the 3DS via the eShop.