3DS News

The Nintendo Network will be undergoing "emergency maintenance" starting later tonight and lasting through tomorrow. Certain online shops, games, and other services will be interrupted during the period.

Disney Infinity discs will contain assets for the next 12 months of content plans, which means hackers may spoil future movie PR plans.

Nintendo has detailed the online play modes in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. The cooperative "Hunter Mode" has you take down ghosts with friends in a tall tower before the time runs out.

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon will feature a local multiplayer mode, though Nintendo is notably vague on what that means.

Project X Zone is coming to 3DS this summer. The tactical RPG takes characters across multiple franchises from multiple publishers: Capcom, Sega, and Namco Bandai, making it one of the most exhaustive cross-overs ever created in video games.

Nintendo has outlined release dates for several 3DS games, including Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, Etrian Odyssey 4, and Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins.

When Disney Infinity launches, the $75 Starter Set will feature Mr. Incredible, Monster Inc's Sully, and Captain Jack Sparrow. But, how did Disney settle on these characters?

Capcom senior VP Christian Svensson says that the company is planning to release more of its previously released 3DS titles on the eShop "in the coming months."

Nintendo of America doesn't always bring special edition systems to America. However, they've decided that Fire Emblem Awakening is deserving of one.

Activision has another money-maker, just in case that "Call of Duty" thing stops working for them. Skylanders has surpassed half a billion dollars of sales.

Fire Emblem: Awakening is coming February 4, and Nintendo has detailed a demo, downloadable content plans, SpotPass and StreetPass features.

TT Games and Warner Bros Interactive announced Lego Marvel Super Heroes today, a mash-up that features 100-plus Marvel characters dispatching villains like Loki and Galactus. It's due this fall.

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata said in an interview that the company is open to free-to-play games if it fits comfortably into the development, but doesn't intend to use the model for established franchises.

Mutant Mudds 2 has been confirmed by developer Renegade Kid.

Warner Bros Interactive has announced three games as part of Lego's new "Legends of Chima" line, including an iOS game, a 3DS and Vita game, and an online PC game.