Nintendo Wii U and 3DS news at Wii's World

Word Searcher Deluxe new screenshots

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Conduit 2 review

When I first laid eyes upon Conduit 3 on the new Wii 2, which is coming out in December 2011, I had only 1 thing on my m... read more

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Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition review

Of all the developers bringing software to the 3DS lineup, perhaps the one which has done the best job is Capcom. Ironic... read more

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Super Monkey Ball 3D review

Since the success of Super Monkey Ball as one of the launch titles for the Gamecube, Sega has seen fit to turn Monkey Ba... read more

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Nintendogs + cats review

Despite only having had one entry thus far, the Nintendogs series has proven to be an amazingly long and consistent sell... read more

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Nintendogs + cats new screenshots

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LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars new screenshots

LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars screenshot

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LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars review

The Lego Star Wars series was initially a dark horse from Traveler's Tales, most known amongst gamers for inferior Sonic... read more

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Heavy Fire Black Arms competition

To celebrate the release of Heavy Fire: Black Arms on WiiWare, Polish developers Teyon are hosting a competition with weekly prizes. Starting April 8th and running for the next four weeks, these prizes will be given out: 1 x 2000 Wii Points coupon for a current best score. 1 x 2000 Wii Points coupon for a random player. 2 x CDs of "The 30th of July" (band) for randomly picked players. Winners will be... read more

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World of Goo review

When it comes to puzzle games, the majority are either rehashes of Tetris or involve gameplay that has a player matching... read more

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Steel Diver review

Unlike most Nintendo system launches, none of its star mascots have come to the launch of the 3DS whether it be Link, Ma... read more

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Steel Diver new screenshots

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Pilotwings Resort review

After almost two decades, many of Nintendo's classic franchises are coming back for the 3DS. Kid Icarus is one, but the ... read more

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Pilotwings Resort new screenshots

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3DS time

Cool news, I have me a 3DS! :) ... read more

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Dive fan-love

A demo version of WiiWare's Dive: The Medes Islands Secret is out across North America today. Developers Cosmonaut have made this video to thank all fans and press for helping in the release of the game: Cool to see Wii's World got a lil mention in there! :)... read more

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Sin and Punishment 2 review

Sin and Punishment 2 or 'The Star Successor' for us Yanks, is a very surprising game for several reasons. Most surprising is that Nintendo of America is publishing this particular title, one that goes against the Wii's almost exclusively casual audience and will most likely not sell very well. The game is a sequel to a game released on the Nintendo 64 more than a decade ago, and save for Virtual Console watchers,... read more

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Castlevania Rebirth review

Konami's Castlevania series is one of the longest running and most beloved franchises to remain from the NES era of gaming. Though the most recent 3D installment Lords of Shadow has had mixed opinions from fans and critics, the 2D entries in the series have largely remained well made. Enter Castlevania: The Adventure Rebirth, a new 2D installment for WiiWare based on a game for the original Game Boy released more... read more

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Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition new screenshots

Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition screenshot

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Heavy Fire: Black Arms review

Normally when a liked game receives a sequel, it usually is something that fans of the original title can look forward to. The designers can improve upon their original ideas and add new ones to enhance the experience. Unfortunately, Heavy Fire: Black Arms is not one of those games. In fact, it is one of the few sequels that not only doesn't change or improve upon the original game, but in fact is worse than its... read more