Thanks internet, you really picked a perfect time to die on me!

Time to hit the road

3DS owners in the United States and Canada will soon get access to full-length episodes of the Pokémon cartoon series via the console's Nintendo Zone application.

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Time to hit the road

3DS owners in the United States and Canada will soon get access to full-length episodes of the Pokémon cartoon series via the console's Nintendo Zone application.

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Our PlayStation site is alive!

Our quest for world domination took a giant step forward today with the much anticipated launch of Push Square, our new PlayStation-oriented news and reviews site.

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Very excited to reveal the next site in the NLife empire: say hello to our new PlayStation site Push Square! http://t.co/bRYtgk2X

Heavy

Telltale Games' homage to classic 1980s movie series Back to the Future is coming to Europe, courtesy of Deep Silver.

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Sensor gets serious support

Microsoft's Kinect for Windows project has finally reached the outside world, as the new hardware and software is released in 12 different countries.

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Development detailed

Popular 3DS app Nintendo Letter Box (aka Swapnote) could have been the light of day on DSi, a new Iwata Asks reveals.

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My wife is really beautiful.

eShop comes into bloom

Today sees the release of a much-anticipated 3DS samurai game, a DSiWare zombie shooter and the next instalment in a globe-trotting maths series. What could be better?

3DS Download Software

Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword (Nintendo, $6.99) — It's like Punch-Out!!, only with swords instead of boxing gloves. It's a solid little game, as our Sakura Samura: Art of the Sword review explains.

DSiWare

GO Series: Undead Storm (Gamebridge, 200pts) — The GO Series returns in typically affordable fashion with a four player co-operative zombie shooter. We'll be fending off the undead apocalypse with a review soon.

WiiWare

Carmen Sandiego Adventures in Math: The Great Gateway Grab (The Learning Company, 600pts) — Any game where the official description starts with "breaking news from Mumbai!" has to be good, right? We expect this to be pretty similar to the previous Carmen Sandiego Adventures in Math games, but we'll still review it for you.

Nintendo Video

Drown in the Now by The Crystal Method (available 3rd February at 3 p.m. PST) — UVPHACTORY created a graphic black, white and red New York neighborhood that has been infested by small robots. The video culminates with Matisyahu's rescue via boat by The Crystal Method.

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