The 3DS is finally getting online content this June.

This just in, Nintendo has pushed back the release of their download store and internet browser for Nintendo 3DS portable gaming system. continue reading...

Over the years many iconic video game franchises have tried and failed to enter the third dimension. For every success story like Mario or Zelda, there are dozens of other unfortunate Mascots, who for one reason or another couldn’t keep up and remained stuck in the past. In this edition of Stuck in 2D, WatchMojo.com takes a look at the Sonic The Hedgehog franchise’s various high profile failures to adapt to the times and become a blazing success in 3D. continue reading...

Has Microsoft’s Xbox Live Points pricing had you steaming over its uneven monetary system that leaves you with left over ‘junk’ points? Well guess what, they finally fixed it! continue reading...

One of the greatest first person shooters and multiplayer experiences on a home console (especially of the Nintendo 64 era) is about to land on a Microsoft Platform. That’s right, Rare Ware was bought out by Microsoft a few years ago, so certain franchises can make the jump to the Xbox. I for one can’t wait to see Elvis again! (He’s your alien companion who likes to wear the American flag). continue reading...

Wow that was brief and unexpected!… It’s also uncool.

Sorry, but I have the unfortunate responsibility of informing you that Nintendo’s online WiiWare shop will no longer allow you to download free playable game demos. continue reading...

With the increased use of online services such as Xbox Live, and recent download only gaming devices such as the PSP Go; many consumers have wondered if the future of video games is going to be completely online. WatchMojo.com’s Mike Petel recently had the chance to sit down with industry analyst Jesse Divnich to discuss his thoughts and give his take on consumer preferences, and our willingness to stop stacking shelves with physical packaging. He also weighs the possibility that in the near future we may not be able to buy our games from retail stores.  Enjoy: continue reading...

From PocketGamer.biz:

1. More and more games continue reading...

Here’s a great list of games that are a blast to play and will waste massive amounts of your time! Here are games 1-4:

Puzzle Pirates
One of the more popular free games on the ‘net, Puzzle Pirates is a persistent MMO with a very casual bent. You create a cute pirate that looks like a Playmobil figure, and sail the seven seas in search of pieces ‘o eight. The catch is, each activity (and there are many, from manning the guns to repairing the ship to bilging out water) is performed with a simple puzzle game. Everyone on the ship plays their puzzle at the same time, and the cumulative performance determines how well your ship does. There are tons of community features, lots of help and tutorials, tournaments, clans, etc. There is a money angle, though—you can play for free forever, but you can also purchase a subscription or buy doubloons to access more advanced features. continue reading...

from the GlobeandMail.com:

People have long been able to watch YouTube videos on their televisions through media centre PCs, Apple TV, and the web browsers of certain game consoles, but the experience is less than ideal. YouTube was designed for the 18-inch viewing experience of someone sitting at a desk; its text and video thumbnails are just too small and unwieldy for the couch-bound. continue reading...