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The very successful Just Dance for the Nintendo Wii was always going to get a sequel.  Here is the full list of tracks for Just Dance 2 by Ubisoft.

The Tom Clancy Ghost Recon team is on a mission to infiltrate the Nintendo Wii and, disguised as Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Predator, Sony's hand-held PlayStation Portable.  

Nintendo is boasting that the Wii video game system has now sold 30 million units in the United States alone. Not bad for less than four years in the market. This makes the Wii as the fastest-selling console in the history of the industry, reaching this milestone 15 months faster than the next best-selling console.

Nintendo Australia has let loose details for the release of the upcoming Metroid: Other M on the Nintendo Wii.  The development collaboration between Ninja Gaiden creators Team Ninja and Yoshio Sakamoto is poised to hit store shelves.

Karaoke Revolution Glee brings the combination of Karaoke and the hit TV phenomenon Glee home to Wii owners with understanding or hard-of-hearing neighbours.

Managing Director of Nintendo Australia, Rose Lappin is moving on to new challenges.

Perhaps it is the winter weather, but Nintendo has managed to lure 1 million Australians indoors for a work out.

Got to admit here, I was sceptical that a concept dependent on a tool set providing broad editing and then friend sharing of content for a racing game would not be viable on the Nintendo Wii.  But the track editor for the forthcoming TrackMania for Wii is shaping up nicely.

NBN Co and Neuroscience Research Australia have teamed up to trial the delivery of rehabilitation therapy to stoke patients, via the NBN and the Nintendo Wii gaming device, and with funding from NBN Co's CEO.

Yes, we know that a significant proportion of the globe is already enjoying the delights of Super Mario Galaxy 2, but locally the game is released on July 1st.  For waiting so long, Nintendo Australia believes we all need a hug or perhaps a copy of the game signed by legendary designer Shigeru Miyamoto himself.

Nintendo has continued its run of successful E3 keynotes, rolling out another piece of intriguing hardware with the 3DS, as well as new and old favourites on the software front including details on the new Zelda.

The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) begins next week, and there is a barrage of wares to be shown at the event.  All the big names will have some hardware to flog, and plenty of companies will be rolling out glitzy previews of upcoming software.  Will the Wii get much love?

For a time there publisher/developer Square Enix had a perception of being shackled to only one successful franchise, but for this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) the Japanese based company will have a lot to show, and Final Fantasy XIV is only one.

Nintendo Australia will tour the country in June and July, showing off Super Mario Galaxy 2 and looking for the lands greatest Mario voice impersonator.

Australia has Vegemite, kangaroos and now a bonus DVD with every copy of the upcoming Wii title Super Mario Galaxy 2, all things America is missing out on.

From July Mario is ready to storm through the galaxy again with the release of Super Mario Galaxy 2 on the Nintendo Wii.

U-Sing U've Got Talent brought the Karaoke club to Wii owners, now Mindscape are targeting the female audience with U-Sing Girls Night, featuring DLC for the first time.

It has been a long time coming, but at long last Nintendo has dropped the price of the phenomenally successful game console the Wii

S3 Texture Compression technology brings leading compression performance to Nintendo