Jools Watsham and Gregg Hargrove of the development studio Renegade Kid announced today that after a decade long partnership, the two will be going their seperate ways. Renegade Kid built itself a reputation by producing games mostly for Nintendo’s DS and 3DS handheld systems, will be splitting into two new development houses and divvying up […]

With all the talk of Nintendo’s future and the successor for the Wii U, it’s no surprise a new patent released today. While it’s hard to say exactly what it’s for, it could be a glimpse into the future of Nintendo’s gaming devices, and it’s kind of weird. While the patent isn’t under a Nintendo banner, […]

The Wii U isn’t doing as well as Nintendo hoped, with poor sales all around for the console.

When the collection of Wii U launch titles was announced, Scribblenauts Unlimited probably wasn’t one that caused potential early adopters to dance a jig of delight. However, having spent a little time diving into the creative sandbox that 5 th Cell whipped up for our enjoyment, I have to say it’s a pleasant surprise slotted […]

Another Pokemon game? The release of a new Pokemon game shouldn’t surprise anyone. As one of Nintendo’s top selling games, the company has begun to shovel them out to the general public on a near annual basis. While the abundance of Pokemon games is great for newcomers to the series, old fans purchase the new […]

If ever there was a movie destined to get a tie in game, it’s Battleship. After all the turn-based board game on which that terrible, terrible blockbuster is based is better suited to a videogame translation than a narrative feature. So, it should come as no surprise that the folks at Activision have gone and […]

I’ve committed the journalistic sin of not finishing the game I was assigned. I hope I can be forgiven, but I’ll settle for some understanding. We’ve all been there: playing a perfectly decent game and being bored. It would be different if the game was bad: I love playing bad games, savouring every glitch, every […]

Famous Nickelodeon cartoon characters will take to the diamond with Major League Baseball All-Stars.

Control up to ten Kirbies in Nintendo’s “Atsumete! Kirby.”  

Pokemon and the 3DS made March a very good month for the company.