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Games are meant to be played. So let's start enjoying them for what they are.

A gamer is still hoping that Nintendo will quit its infamous campaign of whitewashed advertising in the near future.

The Wii doesn't need a replacement, it needs an alternative. And if Nintendo plays it smart, they'll support both the Wii and their new console at the same time.

Will the flood of casual games, coupled with the lack of quality control bring about bad things for the video game industry? Drawing some parallels to the crash of '83, we can see where the industry stands and pontificate where it will go and where it should go.

News Blips for November 11, 2010: Miyamoto reveals Nintendo is working on a new Wii Music, Viacom is selling Harmonix, Activision launches awareness campaign for veteran unemployment, and more.

When a loyal video game enthusiast has a child, one of the first things they think about -- apart from all of that parenting stuff -- is how they will introduce their kids to video games. Making a mistake and turning off to games forever is any gaming parents nightmare scenario.

One interview answered by three different people on White Knight Chronicles. Please enjoy and if you have been on the fence about this game then you will want to read these answers.

A detailed review of Wii Music.

Nintendo unveils its new console, promising to provide an experience for absolutely everyone. Step One: there is no controller, and only one button.

A musical dedicated to the world of Nintendo business.

The final in a series of press conference recaps in limerick form, I take on Nintendo's effort. No men from Nantucket were harmed in this production.

The full transcript of our interview with Nintendo of America\'s Denise Kaigler.

We interview Denise Kaigler, Vice President Corporate Affairs for Nintendo of America.