This week in the Nintendo Download: Castlevania, Runner 2, and Retro City Rampage

Castlevania may come out next week, but you can try out a demo today on the 3DS. Also, Bit.Trip's Captain Video returns, and WiiWare goes back in time.

This week in the Nintendo Download: Wii Street U, Naruto, and Rabbids

If you're looking to celebrate Valentine's Day with a romantic vacation, Nintendo has found a way for you to do it without leaving your Wii U. Also: Naruto and the Rabbids come to the 3DS.

This week in the Nintendo Download: Fist of the North Star, Etrian Odyssey, and Pro Evolution Soccer

This week, the Wii U gets punchy while the 3DS gets smarter and better at sports. Also: a particularly straightforward message about religion.

This week in the Nintendo Download: Fire Emblem, Puddle, and The Cave

If you own a 3DS, you're probably pretty excited for Fire Emblem ... but it doesn't come out until next week, so you might as well check out what else Nintendo's various eShops have to offer.

This week in the Nintendo Download: The Cave, Brain Training, and an anniversary party

Nintendo may be celebrating its history this week, but that doesn't mean you can't download new titles on its various eShops. Well, assuming you have a Wii U or a 3DS.

This week in the Nintendo Download: Fire Emblem, Crash Mobs, and Kirby

This week's eShop updates are (almost) all about the 3DS, with emblems to awaken, Nemos to find, and groups of Japanese pedestrians to hurl through the air.

This week in the Nintendo Download: Wii U, Crashmo, and Zelda II

It's a big week for downloading games on Nintendo platforms, as London gets infested with zombies, the Mario brothers jump onto even more screens, and Link goes on an adventure.

Past sales point to a ‘win’ for Nintendo with the 3DS XL

Nintendo’s announcement of the Nintendo 3DS XL is exciting news for the company, if sales of its DSi XL are any indication. Made specifically for older players who are more interested in a bigger screen than they are in a …

Speech recognition trial uses DS consoles to help children with hearing difficulties

Nintendo is helping to implement the use of speech recognition software in Japanese schools, in partnership with telecom company NTT. As part a project currently being trialed, speech can be captured from a classroom teacher, and relayed as text on …