I'd be remiss if I didn't remind the reading public that Domo: The Journey is now available on iTunes. It's an old-school 2D platformer in which Domo must rescue his kidnapped girlfriend. Domo can double jump. I knew he could.

As a mildly enthusiastic fan of the ever-present mascot for Japan's NHK television station, new that Domo: The Journey is coming to iOS next month from Playlithium has me squealing like a large man imitating a little girl.

This year saw the launch of not one, but two additions to the DS family.

If there's a good Nintendo and a bad Nintendo, then the release of five linked, downloadable games on the DSi represents that latter corporate personality at its worst.

Nintendo loses more winds this week, and they're passing the savings on to you before the furry Japanese television mascot Domo completely devours the DSi.

Aeria Games welcomes same sex couples to their free-to-play online game Dream of Mirror Online, easing restrictions that previous kept partners with similar chromosomes from experiencing the joy and benefits of their marriage system.