Vancouver Film School ("VFS"), the largest private post-secondary entertainments arts institution in Canada, is pleased to announce the launch of the inaugural Game Design Expo on January 13th and 14th, 2007, in Vancouver, B.C.

Vancouver Film School ("VFS"), the largest private post-secondary entertainments arts institution in Canada, is pleased to announce the launch of the inaugural Game Design Expo on January 13th and 14th, 2007, in Vancouver, B.C.

2006 was the year we saw our favourite plumber return to doing what he does best, while Nintendo DS and Wii proved that there are still many untrodden paths for videogames to wander, while both Game Boy Advance and GameCube played host to some sensational experiences of their own.

Akamai Japan K.K., a subsidiary of Akamai Technologies, Inc., the leading global service provider for accelerating content and business processes online, today announced that Nintendo is leveraging Akamai's services as the content distribution infrastructure for its Wii, launched on December 2, 2006

The brand new issue of the Official Nintendo Magazine is in shops today, Friday 22 December, and it's a must-have!

Opera on Wii adds a new dimension and functionality to a video game console system.

Wii made its highly anticipated debut across Europe on Friday 8th December, with thousands of people desperate to get their hands on Nintendo's new console.

Nintendo has plenty in store to keep your Wii Remote busy in the New Year

Nintendo Wii Lawsuit

Green Welling LLP Files Class Action Lawsuit Against Nintendo of America for Defective Nature of the Nintendo Wii Wrist Strap for the Nintendo Game Console.

Nintendo's wildly popular Wii home video game system not only revolutionizes how people play games, but it also entices new people into the world of gaming.

Opera Software today announces that a trial version of its Web browser for Nintendo's new game console, Wii, will be available on December 22, 2006. The trial version of the Opera browser for Wii is available for download, free of charge from the the Wii Shop Channel.

Nintendo recalls the straps of new Wii video games, because they are easy to tear and fly away from the players' hands, damaging either TV screens or somebody's face.