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Pre-Thanksgiving Infendo Radio is cornucopia of awesome

Before eating your next turkey, join Derek and I this episode as we discuss forgettable Nintendo characters, news regarding Nintendo’s next console, DS love, mucho game recommendations, WiiWare demos, mailbag, and the Guilty Party contest winner. Hope you like it. Radio Feed iTunes Feed Download links below Have a rand, rave, or want us to discuss something on next week’s show? Email u...

New Game Get – Donkey Kong, Sonic, and Harry Potter invade a store near you

The holiday push continues this week with Donkey Kong Country Returns, Sonic Colors, Harry Potter, the Sims, and many other franchises hitting the stores. What’s on your wish list? Click on in for all Wii & DS games released November 15th-21st.

Awkward title, great game”¦and DS auto pilot!

It looks like a modest little puzzle game. It waits for you, secretly chuckling. You have no idea how much fun you’re about to have. When you start Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem, it immediately hits you with classic  first-party Nintendo polish and charm: Great music, crisp animation, perfect play mechanics and Donkey Kong acting like a complete jerk. As you play, the game’s...

What are you playing and/or doing this weekend?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0LnbtZ8LZk[/youtube] We wanna know. If games, which ones? If something else, what??!! Whatever it is, have a great weekend, Infendo Nation.

Poll: What’s the best Nintendo handheld ever?

Choose wisely. {democracy:125}

Nintendo unveils limited red Wii, DSi XL for the Mario anniversary

PRESS RELEASE’Nintendo has everyone’s holiday shopping list covered with an array of great new products. These include Marioâ„¢-red, limited-edition Wiiâ„¢ and Nintendo DSi XLâ„¢ system bundles that celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Super Mario Bros.â„¢ game on the NESâ„¢ and a new Wii Remoteâ„¢ Plus controller that has Wii MotionPlusâ„¢ motion technology built right in. Nintendo already...

Unwound Future astounds and delivers

The credits roll, you watch the epilogue, then you close your DS and stare into space for a moment, your head swimming with thoughts of loved ones, partings, and things you’d do differently in life if you had a second chance. All you can say is, “Wow.” Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is that kind of game’A surprising, emotion-grabbing, one-hundred-percent satisfying work of wonder. ...

My old DS shuns retirement

There it sits on my coffee table: My Ol’ Fat Blue DS, its empty GBA port gaping like a Death Star hangar. I bought it five years ago, and I’m not ashamed to admit I bought it to play Nintendogs. I always intended to buy a DS Lite”¦or DSi”¦or DSi XL if Fat Blue bit the dust. But the little marvel just keeps going and going. I’ve had no reason to upgrade. What an incredible little ...

With exception to Nintendo, Japanese game-makers suck

Or so says the New York Times: “I look around Tokyo Games Show, and everyone’s making awful games; Japan is at least five years behind,” said Keiji Inafune, 45, head of global research and development at Capcom and one of Japan’s most prominent game designers. “Capcom is barely keeping up,” he said in an interview at the show, which ended Sunday. “I want to study how Westerners live,...

Professor Layton and the Middle-aged Dimwit

Professor Layton and the Unwound Future may be one of my favorite games this year: Polished, spectacular, classy, funny and intriguing. But it’s sure not helping my self-esteem. Seriously, either this series has gotten more difficult since its first tale or I’m getting dumber. Maybe both. I don’t recall spending hint coins so early or so often seeing that look of disappointment o...

Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is out today!

Did anyone pick up the good Professor’s newest game? (My copy hasn’t shipped yet … boo!)

Apple eating into portable Nintendo sales?

When Max Batch wants to play a video game, he turns to his Apple Inc. iPhone. The 22-year-old German has shunned hand-held consoles such as Sony Corp.’s PSP and Nintendo Co.’s DS, joining a growing number of people who use their smartphones for online and other games, eroding sales of the dedicated handsets. “It’s not worth having a hand-held,” said Batch, who spends about 2 eur...