All Stories Tagged: Wii U, Page 46

Rosalina and Luma have come crashing in from Super Mario Galaxy to do battle in the Super Smash Bros. arena on both Wii U and 3DS.

Wii Sports Club debuted with tennis and bowling, but if you want a little more up your sleeve to help settle family arguments over Christmas, Nintendo has you covered. Golf has rolled out onto Wii U today, with the same price model of $1.99 to play all three sports for one day or $9.99 to keep Golf forever.

Nintendo has shook up some of its classic NES games in a compilation named NES Remix, which either smooshes several together ("mashes them up," in the vernacular) or changes them for cheeky challenges. In a fine feat of secret-keeping, it was only announced this morning and is already to download on Wii U for $14.99.

Sonic Lost World for Wii U is getting two DLC packs based on popular Nintendo franchises. The first, Yoshi's Island Zone, is available now for free.

Nintendo narrowed the release windows for two of its first-party titles today. Both Yoshi's New Island for 3DS and Mario Kart 8 for Wii U will launch in spring 2014.

Nintendo announced Dr. Luigi today, a spin-off of Dr. Mario with modes from past games and a new "Operation L" mode with combination pills. It's coming December 31.

A crossover between The Legend of Zelda and Dynasty Warriors may not be something you've clamoured for, but it's something you're getting. Nintendo today announced Hyrule Warriors for Wii U, a spin-off from Tecmo Koei's hack 'n' slash series which series Link murdering hordes of monsters.

505 Games has acknowledged a delay for the Wii U version of How To Survive, noting that it's now slated for a 2014 release.

Zen Studios' CastleStorm is preparing to hit the Wii U on December 26 with exclusive GamePad controls.

With hobbits and dwarves now frolicking around the screen of a cinema near you, Warner Bros. today released the first trailer for its latest plastic adaptation, LEGO The Hobbit. As with TT Games' LEGO The Lord of the Rings, this is lifting dialogue and plot from the movies, then slapping in a hearty dose of LEGO silliness.