Looking for new friends to challenge on Nintendo's DS and Wii WiFi connection? Maybe you want to visit new towns on Animal Crossing: Wild World. Maybe you're tired of lapping your little brother in Mario Kart Wii, or you're itching for a worthy challenger in Super Smash Bros Brawl. You might even be trying to become the world's best Pokemon Trainer, and you need help finding a battle for Pokemon Diamond & Pearl. Does this sound like you?
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Friendcodes.com will introduce you to some of the top players in the world, but beware: the competition is tough. All you need is a Nintendo DS or Wii, a WiFi connection, and a strong desire to prove that you are the best at your favorite WiFi games!
Which includes Nintendo's best selling handheld, the DS. Jan 04, 2009 - 1:21 PM - by Pike
It seems like Best Buy is taking a play from one of Japan's books, using the advantage of being able to put a vending machine anywhere with the idea of catering to the people. Found at Ars Artechnia, one of these vending machines, spotted at the Atlanta International Airport, sells DS Lites and games such as Lego Batman and Brain Age. Surprisingly, most of these games... [Read More]
Researchers from University of Mississippi conduct trials to see if Wii Fit actually makes you fit. Jan 04, 2009 - 12:56 PM - by Bluestrat
Over the holiday season, Wii Fit sales were off the charts. The game has been nearly impossible to find, as everyone wants a copy of Nintendo's most recent hit. Ironically, the game is named "Wii Fit", but there has been little or no scientific evidence to support the "Fit" portion of the products name.
Seeing the obvious flaw in this logic, UPI.com is reporting that researchers over at the University of Mississippi are conducting experiments to see if Wii... [Read More]
Not as big of a selection as you might have thought. Jan 04, 2009 - 8:02 AM - by n_gamer
As many of you already know, not every game you purchase for your Nintendo system comes with a unique card to redeem coins on your Club Nintendo account. GoNintendo has now revealed the complete list of games that will attribute to your online coin collection. The word ‘meager’ comes to mind when merely glancing at this list. Don’t expect many third party games to be supported.
The North-American Club Nintendo is still a relatively young addition to the worldwide service, so... [Read More]
Three to be exact. Does this even count as news? Jan 02, 2009 - 9:29 PM - by Budge007
We all know that casual gamers (or parents) are normally very ill-informed about how to use a video game machine. You probably didn't expect something quite like this to turn up, which will probably end up being the most epic of fails for 2009 (and it's only the first week of January).
A woman recently purchased her kids a Wii after her neighbour told her about it. The neighbour also mentioned the Virtual Console service, which he stated will allow her to purchase classic... [Read More]
North America's Electronic Software Ratings Board has revealed that a third DS Guitar Hero game is in the works. Dec 29, 2008 - 8:18 PM - by Budge007
Who needs official confirmation from the company when your country's rating system seems to catch wind of the news first? That seems to be the case with this new installment into the Guitar Hero franchise, appropriately titled Modern Hits. This title will be Activision's third Guitar Hero DS game, following Guitar Hero: On Tour and Guitar Hero: On Tour Decades. The games are played by using an included peripheral that plugs into the GBA slot that resemble a Guitar Hero... [Read More]
Japan will be releasing the Nintendo 64 classic on the Virtual Console in the new year. Dec 28, 2008 - 10:44 PM - by Budge007
I honestly can't remember when the last Nintendo 64 game came out on the Virtual Console (it was around May 2008 or something), so it's about freaking time Nintendo have decided to release a new one to the world, and surprisingly, it's one of the most praised Nintendo 64 games in existence. Super Smash Bros. will be coming out on the Virtual Console (in Japan) during the new year period. However, the game has been hit with a price of 1200 Wii Points.
The Wii version of Rock Band 2 won't be getting any DLC until the new year. Dec 28, 2008 - 4:01 AM - by Budge007
So now that you've finally gotten the game for the Wii after waiting for months after the other platforms got it, you're probably wondering where all your DLC is? Well it turns out that Harmonix have missed the boat, as even with the extra few months to get it all right, downloadable content for Rock Band 2 Wii has been delayed until 2009. While no definite release date was announced, Harmonix did release a statement regarding the issue.
Nintendo made a statement that will make many a Wii owner happy. Nintendo announced that starting in Spring of 2009, it will offer Video on Demand. Advertising agency Dentsu, will be spearheading the project with Nintendo to bring video to the Wii for at the time, no charge for most programs, and a premium charge for few.
Unlike other programs ran by Sony and Microsoft, Nintendo will be offering more family... [Read More]
It seems like Best Buy is taking a play from one of Japan's books, using the advantage of being able to put a vending machine anywhere with the idea of catering to the people. Found at 
Over the holiday season, Wii Fit sales were off the charts. The game has been nearly impossible to find, as everyone wants a copy of Nintendo's most recent hit. Ironically, the game is named "Wii Fit", but there has been little or no scientific evidence to support the "Fit" portion of the products name.
As many of you already know, not every game you purchase for your Nintendo system comes with a unique card to redeem coins on your Club Nintendo account. GoNintendo has now revealed the complete list of games that will attribute to your online coin collection. The word ‘meager’ comes to mind when merely glancing at this list. Don’t expect many third party games to be supported.
We all know that casual gamers (or parents) are normally very ill-informed about how to use a video game machine. You probably didn't expect something quite like this to turn up, which will probably end up being the most epic of fails for 2009 (and it's only the first week of January).
Who needs official confirmation from the company when your country's rating system seems to catch wind of the news first? That seems to be the case with this new installment into the Guitar Hero franchise, appropriately titled Modern Hits. This title will be Activision's third Guitar Hero DS game, following Guitar Hero: On Tour and Guitar Hero: On Tour Decades. The games are played by using an included peripheral that plugs into the GBA slot that resemble a Guitar Hero... 
I honestly can't remember when the last Nintendo 64 game came out on the Virtual Console (it was around May 2008 or something), so it's about freaking time Nintendo have decided to release a new one to the world, and surprisingly, it's one of the most praised Nintendo 64 games in existence. Super Smash Bros. will be coming out on the Virtual Console (in Japan) during the new year period. However, the game has been hit with a price of 1200 Wii Points.
So now that you've finally gotten the game for the Wii after waiting for months after the other platforms got it, you're probably wondering where all your DLC is? Well it turns out that Harmonix have missed the boat, as even with the extra few months to get it all right, downloadable content for Rock Band 2 Wii has been delayed until 2009. While no definite release date was announced, Harmonix did release a statement regarding the issue.
Kyoto, Japan, December 26.
