Apparently there were rumours flying around the Internet tat Skyward Sword was going to be the last Legend of Zelda game, I personally haven't seen any but that doesn't matter anymore. Today an interview with Eiji Aonuma revealed that not only Skyward Sword wasn't the last game but the team is already developing a new game for the Nintendo 3DS. A Portguese interview was translated and posted on... more.

According to Japanese business paper The Nikkei, Nintendo are soon going to lift its ban on microtransactions. Although Nintendo have yet to confirm the claim, it makes a lot of sense. Nintendo are losing money and there is a huge market for MMO's in general. An MMO on a handheld device would give Nintendo a huge, and much needed boost in the market and propel itself back into high status among... more.

November 18th will see the release of two new colours for the 3DS adding to the 'family' which currently includes colours such as Cosmos Black and Aqua Blue. The new colours will be 'Ice White' and 'Coral Pink'. Nintendo is setting up for Christmas as the 'Ice White' 3DS will come bundled with Super Mario Land while 'Coral Pink' will come with Nintendogs and Cats. On this topic, Nintendo ... more.

Get ready for plastic magic and a wonderous finale in the final few years in the LEGO Harry Potter world with Years 5-7 which just had a trailer appear almost out of nowhere. The trailer shows some charming looking gameplay and at the end asks you to check out the Facebook page for more information. The game is planned for release in November 2011 on Xbox 360, PS3, PC, PSP, DS, Wii, 3DS and ... more.

Keiji Inafune left Capcom late last year after 23 good years of service and managed to disappoint fans by announcing his first project over the summer to be a free-to-play mobile phone game; The Island of Dr. Momo. However Inafune's latest project has just been announced, a pirate action-RPG called "King of Pirates' or KAIO as it is known in Japan. The game is officially described as a "pirate ... more.

Whether or not you played Ocarina of Time when it was released on the Nintendo 64 all those many moons ago, you are guaranteed to love the freshly squeezed graphics and gameplay of the remastered version the Nintendo 3DS has to offer. The developers have not had an easy task. How do you remaster a masterpiece? How do you make something perfect, even more so without losing anything from it's ori... more.

On the topic of Resident Evil, the 3DS title Resident Evil: Revelations, which takes place between the events of Resi 4 and Resi 5, has recieved a US release date. The game will arrive on February 7th and will use a brand new episodic narrative to tell the story of Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield as they partner with new BSAA recruits Parker and Jessica. The plot revolves around the inves... more.

...A sequel to last years PokéPark Wii game. As confirmed by Japanese magazine CoroCoro, PokéPark 2: Beyond The World will be released in Japan this winter for Nintendo Wii consoles. For anyone who has never played the first PokéPark game, let me break it down: The game is set in a theme park, where the player must play through tedious mini-games to collect the fourteen shattered pieces of a... more.

For the past few months speculation regarding the new generation of consoles has been at an all time high. With claims of new hardware to be announced within the next twelve months - that will lead this generation to a close - and into a whole new exciting era entirely. Without a doubt it's a bit early to jump the gun and say there's nothing big left in the tank. But it got us thinking abou... more.

I posted an article yesterday about the large drop in 3DS sales, the numbers indicated the 3DS was currently fourth in Japanese gaming sales (under the Nintendo Wii, the PS3 and the PSP respectively). This is true, however according to a report posted on Andriasang.com sales for used 3DS units have almost doubled recently. IGN commented on the news stating that it is probably due to the recent dro... more.

The large drop in the Japanese 3DS sales has been a heavy blow to Nintendo and despite the offer of 20 free downloadable games from prior Nintendo consoles their sales have not improved, last week the console sold only 16,415 units which is less than half of last weeks sales. Unless the upcoming price drop helps out sales in anyway Nintendo will still be far behind Sony's PSP (36,659) and PS3 (... more.

Were you being extra good this year, in hope for Santa to leave you a nice Playstation Vita under your tree? All those good deeds may just have been for nothing - unless you live in Japan, or course. Earlier today AP released a report stating that Sony PS Vita will not be available this 2011 holiday season. Instead it is scheduled to launch in North America and Europe sometime in early 2012. ... more.

The Nintendo 3DS is going through a price drop of around $80-$100 and what are Nintendo doing for those people who have already bought the system? Those of you who connect to the E-Shop before August 12, which is the day the price drop is official, will be able to download 20 free Virtual Console games. According to IGN.com the Nintendo press release read: "Once the paid versions of the games ... more.

We have now officially passed the half way point of 2011 – and already we have had several must-buy titles, as well mas many we wish we had saved our cash. As always, we’re in the middle of the ’summer draught,’ where the rate of games being released declines compared to the start of the year. As publishers are holding back all of their titles for the holiday season – we gamers finall... more.

Nintendo seem to have been struggling a little to convince customers to drop $249.99 for its new 3DS handheld. But perhaps we'll pay $169.99, though, which is the new retail price of 3DS, effective August 12. Don't cringe, though, if you were one of the loyal fans who bought one on release. Nintendo's going to make the news a little easier to swallow, by rewarding early adopters with the "3DS... more.

A new Pokemon game is on it's way to the 3DS! Get your Pokeball at the ready it's Pokemon... Rumble Blast. A sequel to the popular Wii-Ware title "Pokemon Rumble" (Pokemon Scramble in Japan), Pokemon Rumble Blast is a totally different take on the Pokemon universe. The game is set in a top-down perspective and pits you against other Pokemon in real-time battles, using toy Pokemon which your Mii... more.