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You Are the Hero In Super Mario Bros. Mii
If this looks familiar, that’s because Super Mario Bros. Mii is basically Super Mario Bros. Wii. Only for the Wii U, and instead of controlling lesser Mushroom Kingdom stars, your Mii can pull on some overalls and get to work. Remember, although Nintendo is releasing media for this and has playable demos, it remains just…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 7, 2011 -
Devil May Cry’s E3 Trailer Brings The White Hair
Don’t like the new Dante’s look? You may want to watch this. You know, this still looks nothing like a Devil May Cry game. And as someone who was never really interested in Devil May Cry games before, but likes where this is going, that’s a good thing.
By Luke Plunkett Published June 7, 2011 -
What’s Under the Wii U’s Hood? IBM Spills a Few Chips
While Nintendo normally doesn’t like to talk numbers when touting a new system’s capabilities, the companies providing those capabilities have no such qualms. Like IBM, who today issued a press release boasting some of the Wii U’s hardware specifications, including the fact the microprocessor serving as “the heart” of the console is a custom 45nm…
By Luke Plunkett Published June 7, 2011 -
Mario Kart 3DS Adds Miis, Flying and…Oh yeah, 3D
If you thought for a second that Nintendo wasn’t going to bring Mario Kart to 3DS, than I guess today is your lucky day. For most of us however, the game’s biggest surprise is the addition of flying and undersea racing. Nintendo has also added Mii support and the standard array of 3DS features; Spot…
By Mike Epstein Published June 7, 2011 -
Animal Crossing 3DS is a Link to the Past
Are you ready for a radical departure from the Animal Crossing formula for the game’s foray on the Nintendo 3DS? That’s just not going to happen, but here’s a guy dressed as Link. Animal Crossing; Animal Crossing never changes. Those were the words famously spoken by actor Ron Pearlman in my head the last time…
By Mike Fahey Published June 7, 2011 -
Mario Kart 3DS
By Mike Epstein Published June 7, 2011 -
This is Surely the First of Many Wii U Super Mario Bros. Games
This is New Super Mario Bros. running on the Wii U. As with all of the Wii U software being shown at E3 in Los Angeles this week, it’s Only A Prototype. Surely, though, the people at Nintendo will make some sort of Super Mario Bros. game for the Wii U. And maybe, as in…
By Stephen Totilo Published June 7, 2011 -
Nintendo Wii U Gallery
By Matt buchanan Published June 7, 2011 -
These Skyward Sword Trailers and Screenshots are for the Birds
Don’t let the Wii U overshadow Skyward Sword. The trailer reintroduces us to one of gaming’s most enduring heroes. Meanwhile, screenshots introduce a new flying mechanic and giant lava bugs, among other things.
By Mike Epstein Published June 7, 2011 -
Aliens: Colonial Marines for the Wii U Might Happen, or Possibly Not [Update]
While they’ve got nothing to show and aren’t even sure it’s going to happen, Gearbox Software and SEGA want everyone to know that there’s a chance Aliens: Colonial Marines might appear on the Wii U, possibly. Game development isn’t an exact science. One can never tell if a new game will work on a new…
By Mike Fahey Published June 7, 2011 -
Zelda Games on Wii U Could Look This Stunning
This is only a test. A test to show off what kind of HD graphics the Wii U can produce. It is also a test to show off how lovely the game can look even if you’re playing it just on your controller. I’d love to show you the HD version of this video, but,…
By Stephen Totilo Published June 7, 2011 -
Yes, You Can Use a Stylus with the Wii U Controller
Although it’s certainly not necessary to use a stylus all the time with the Nintendo Wii U’s touchscreen controller, as this picture shows there may be games that work better with the 3DS-like stylus. (That also implies that it’s a resistive touchscreen, not a capacitive one like the iPhone and iPad.)
By Joel Johnson Published June 7, 2011 -
How Do You Play Chase Mii?
In Chase Mii, up to four players work together to catch a single person, chasing them through Mario-esque environments. The twist is that the player being chased uses the new Wii U controller, which gives them a tactical advantage by allowing them to see a map.
By Mike Epstein Published June 7, 2011 -
There’s an Exclusive Ninja Gaiden in the Works for Wii U
While Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 owners can still look forward to Ninja Gaiden 3, Tecmo Koei announced today a special version of the game being developed for Nintendo’s Wii U, tentatively titled Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge
By Mike Fahey Published June 7, 2011 -
Razer Caters to Both the Dark and Light Sides of the Force
Are you planning on siding with the Republic or the Empire when Star Wars: The Old Republic goes live? Either way Razer has you covered, with a line of expensive peripherals with interchangeable lights and decorations to show off your particular allegiance. How expensive are we talking? How about $200 for a gaming keyboard, or…
By Mike Fahey Published June 7, 2011