Nintendo’s E3 press conference has just finished for another year and with it comes a stack of Ninty goodness. The biggest news of all though was the announcement of the Wii U and the fancy new controller that comes with it.
For those who didn’t stay up last night, the Wii U is Nintendo’s next generation home console. It’ll come with HD graphics and a powerful but slightly ugly-looking controller that has the ability to play fully-fledged console games. Continue Reading…

UPDATED: Hey all, this year I’ll be live blogging Nintendo’s E3 2011 press conference from this page. If that sounds even slightly interesting then make sure you refresh this news post every now and again while Nintendo’s press conference is going on.
What a gamble. You know, remaking Super Mario 64 for the DS is one thing, but recreating what’s considered as the greatest video game of all time for the 3DS is just pure insanity. In recent years we’ve all caught onto the fact that Nintendo loves recycling their older games, however, perhaps they’ve gone too far this time.
Steel Diver was one of the most engaging titles on offer at Nintendo Australia’s nationwide 3DS tour. Although slow-paced submarine battles sound boring, Steel Diver provides players with a never-before-seen and intensive underwater battle experience.
I had a lot of fun tending to the needs of my puppies in the original Nintendogs, so when Nintendo announced that a sequel would be coming to the 3DS, I, unlike the many other so-called fans out there, got quite excited. You see, many Nintendo gamers didn’t give the original Nintendogs the chance, or even the respect, it actually deserved. Loads of people who were new to Nintendo at the time welcomed the virtual puppies into their lives with open 

I’m not even sure where to begin with this one. Nintendo’s Mii characters and levels mixed together with its lovable Pilotwings series? Sure, why not? At least that’s what the folks at Nintendo thought.






