Nintendo News
New trailer for Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo shows colorful gameplay
The new Wii Dragon Ball stars Son Goku. There’s a good chance that Dragon Ball fans are getting tired of fighting games. After all, if you look at the franchise’s storied past, majority of its games in the past decade are mostly fighting games. When news of a new... [Read more...]
Tips and Tricks
Tips and Tricks - Punch-Out!! (Wii)
This week, it’s Bear Hugger’s encore at Punch-Out!! for the Nintendo Wii. If you recall, your first encounter with Bear Hugger wasn’t overly difficult. But beware! This pugilist’s new attacks in title defense are designed to grind Little Mac into a bruised and flattened... [Read more...]
Trailers
Mario Super Sluggers Secret Stadiums
The people over at WiiFolder.com just put up a video showing a couple of the Secret Stadiums in Mario Super Sluggers. The two stadiums in the video are Peach’s Cruise and Luigi’s Mansion. There are also a few secret characters in the video. VN:F [1.1.8_518]please... [Read more...]
Game Reviews
Review - Samurai Shodown Anthology (Wii)
Samurai Shodown Anthology is brimming with old-school action. During the Street Fighter II mania of the 1990s, arcade maker SNK released a different kind of fighting game that came with unique mechanics, changing the way fighting games are played. The game was Samurai Shodown... [Read more...]
Misc.
Tiger Woods, Jimmy Fallon duel with Wii Golf
Late night host Jimmy Fallon is on a roll. After playing Punch Out!! with Elmo on the Wii and taking on Project Natal, Fallon has beaten Tiger Woods at his own game. Fallon recently dueled with Woods in Times Square for a round of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 for the Nintendo Wii.... [Read more...]
Review Surfing
Reviews Surfing - Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor (DS)
Are you tired of SRPGs on the Nintendo DS? Not your fault, considering that there’s a dearth of such games on the handheld. But would you be willing to give a well-received game a try? Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor is a new SRPG in DS town, and it’s been getting good... [Read more...]
Tips and Tricks
Tips and Tricks - Punch-Out!! (Wii)
This week, it’s Bear Hugger’s encore at Punch-Out!! for the Nintendo Wii. If you recall, your first encounter with Bear Hugger wasn’t overly difficult. But beware! This pugilist’s new attacks in title defense are designed to grind Little Mac into a bruised and flattened stump in no time. We’ll teach you how to level Bear Hugger.
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Daily Nintendo Reviews
Mario Super Sluggers Mini Games
Here is a short video of some of the Mini Games in Mario Super Sluggers. It looks like it will be alot of fun. [Read more...]
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Review - Samurai Shodown Anthology (Wii)
Samurai Shodown Anthology is brimming with old-school action.
During the Street Fighter II mania of the 1990s, arcade maker SNK released a different kind of fighting game that came with unique mechanics, changing the way fighting games are played. The game was Samurai Shodown for the Neo Geo. Fifteen years and close to 20 games later, SNK Playmore released Samurai Shodown Anthology, a compilation of six Samurai Shodown games for the Nintendo Wii. Samurai Shodown Anthology features the best that the series has to offer. Is it worth your hard-earned cash? That’s what we aim to find out today.
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Ninendo News
New trailer for Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo shows colorful gameplay
The new Wii Dragon Ball stars Son Goku.
There’s a good chance that Dragon Ball fans are getting tired of fighting games. After all, if you look at the franchise’s storied past, majority of its games in the past decade are mostly fighting games. When news of a new Dragon Ball game wasrecently released, we can’t help but feel a bit skeptical. Thankfully, Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo for the Nintendo Wii is no fighting game. It’s a 2.5D adventure/platformer so there’s reason to be hopeful. Check out the series of colorful Japanese commercials right after the jump.
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