News Article Contributed by: Whiskers

Much speculation has occurred since E3 announced Donkey Kong Country Returns. After reading some reviews, I was more confident what this game had to offer. Interestingly, Nintendo has decided to keep the 2D aspect to the game rather than to move forward into 3D. Even more, DKCR features the newest feature of being able to use Diddy Kong, our favorite monkey. Diddy Kong doesn't sim...... Read More

On May 23rd, 2010, Super Mario Galaxy 2 for the Wii was released. This sequel adds a new breath of fresh air, offering new levels and new power-ups you're going to love. Aside from that, Mario reunites with his pal Yoshi, who wasn't available in the first title. There's something else that's really cool about SMG2...gravity-defying gameplay!

As in the first installment, Mario still collects stars while traveling from galaxy to galaxy. Every level is completely new, and action-packed with both familiar and new foes. In som...... Read More

Nintendo-Daily’s Content Specialist, Classicgamer, has completed the Mega Man II playthrough for the NES. For all you Blue Bomber fans out there, this is a playthrough you'll surely enjoy. The playthrough consists of 15 separate videos; 1 for the game opening, 13 game play videos and the ending video. Well, sit back, grab an Energy Tank and re-live Mega Man II for the Nintendo Entertainment System as Classicgamer takes you from start to finish. Please note that the order of game play may...... Read More

Recently, Nintendo has revealed it's next revision of the DSi, the DSi XL. This new model has already hit the streets in Japan (known as the DSi LL) and it's headed to North America the first quarter of 2010. The new DSi XL screen is significantly larger than the current DSi and boasts a 4.2" screen making it 93% larger. Screen resolution has stayed the same and battery life has been slightly increased. The new DSi XL will come packaged with 2 different styli; the traditional thin stylus and a large rounded stylus that looks very s...... Read More

Finally, Nintendo has released the original Super Smash Brothers for the Virtual Console! For those unfamiliar with the game, the player chooses from a host of Nintendo characters and fights their way through a series of skirmishes. Players can also fight against their friends, as the game can be 1-4 players. The game that started the Smash series is a must have for any Nintendo fan. Download it for 1,000 Wii Points.