Now you can buy all sorts of Namco related goodies (except games).

Now school musical departments can buy and perform game music.

A less violent alternative to Hunters will also be available in May.

Metroid Prime: Hunters will be on European store shelves on the 5th May.

The original top-down racer is returing, this time on the Nintendo DS!

More to follow if these are successful.

In five months, Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection has reached one million players, with over 27 million total connections.

European archaeologists should look forward to the game's launch on 26th May.

Oddly enough, those who haven't yet got a booth will be relying on two NBA teams and a NHL team for space to open up.

Atlus will bring the Nintendo WFC RPG to North America.

It's shipping for all platforms just before the World Cup starts in Germany this June.

FIFA Street 2 ships today for GameCube and Nintendo DS.

The tiny robot plugs into European sockets on the 26th May.

Nintendo earns five nominations for its innovative Nintendo DS titles, and Resident Evil 4 finally gets some love.

It seems the world cannot get enough of Lan and his Mega Man.

Between this game and Luigi's Mansion, Mario is starting to look rather needy.

EA brings on bands from around the world for their latest take on urban soccer.

Now Europe can get their J-Pop cartoon fix.

In case you haven't heard about the six types of gameplay in Tetris DS, here's a press release from Nintendo with that info.

Majesco's newest budget-priced compilation includes paintball, dodgeball, and bowling. Those are my kind of sports.