Awesome Nintendo

The developers behind the Wii’s upcoming GoldenEye 007 reboot show off the games’ retro four-player split-screen, including over 200 unique custom gameplay modes.

In this launch trailer we learn about all the main characters in the game, plus some new gameplay footage. You could watch this, or you could just play the game, which ships today (8/31/10).

Perfect for the upcoming Wii remake of GoldenEye, dreamGEAR’s dual-trigger light gun for the Wii-mote controller really turns you into The Man with the Golden Gun. License to kill not included.

Nintendo’s new handheld 3D gaming system offers glasses-free 3D viewing on its 3.5″ top screen, adds an analog control, gyro and motion sensors, beefed up graphics, and a 3D camera on back.

Lather up and scrub off your game-sweat with this soap from Two Eggplants that looks just like an original Nintendo Game Boy. For some reason we couldn’t get our copy of Tetris to play on it.

Despite the language barrier, this 6-minute trailer has us excited about this new action RPG coming from Monolith for the Nintendo Wii. We like glowing swords that can dissect mechs.

Revisit the original Super Mario Bros. as Link, Samus, Mega Man, Simon Belmont, or Bill – Yes, Bill from Contra – in the ultimate 8-bit mash-up. King Koopa will never kidnap Princess Peach again.

Looks like Doctor Octoroc just wrapped the third and final act of his 8-bit tribute to Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. Part 1 and Part 2 just hit the Interweb. If you missed ’em, catch Act 1 and Act 2.

We loved Act 1; now the talented Doc Octoroc has just released Act 2 of his 8-bit homage to Dr. Horrible’s Sing-along Blog in 2 parts. After watching the most excellent Part 1 above, catch Part 2 here.

Video games meet indie music in this quirky little animated music video for artist the ghost in you. The clip was entirely animated on a Nintendo DSi handheld, using Flipnote Studio.

This humorous and charming version of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-along Blog by Doctor Octoroc imagines Joss Whedon and NPH’s internet musical sensation as an 8-bit NES game.

Get ready for the latest in the Metroid series for the Nintendo Wii. In Metroid: Other M, Samus is back in prime form, with seamless transitions between 3D and side-scrolling gameplay using the Wii-mote.

Nope, it’s not a food challenge on Iron Chef: Nintendo. 2 mushrooms enter, 1 mushroom leaves. You’ve only got 24 hours to grab this fun Mario-inspired t-shirt by free_agent08 from ript.

Watch what happens when master hunter Ironbeard McCullough from the Wii game Monster Hunter Tri tries to find a place to cook up his monster catch into a delicious monster burger.

Perfect for games of Paper Mario, Zim and Zou’s Papercraft Gameboy puts our own origami attempts to shame; it not only includes a Tetris cartridge but a 3D game of Tetris.

It’s been awhile since Metroid: Other M’s first trailer, but we’re happy to glimpse Samus even if she’s a bit emo in this Nintendo Summit Cinematic trailer; it’s due out in NA 6/27/10.

Available 4/20/10, Nintendo Magic should be required reading for both fanboys and business majors; it focuses on Nintendo’s surprisingly successful 2006 comeback thanks to the Wii.

Stuffed with planet drills, snaky Yoshi-dragons and epic music, we admit getting ridiculously giddy over this second trailer for Super Mario Galaxy 2; it’s due out 5/23/10 in the US.

True to its name, Infinite Space is surprisingly deep for a DS game; this Domination Trailer shows off ship customization, which is enough to make any space geek trip the light fantastic.

Egon would drool over this fan-made Nintendo Wii Proton Pack, which features power and player LEDs plus sound effects; wireless Thrower holds the Wii-mote and Nunchuck.

Being the loser in the console wars is hard, but Sonic & Mario’s Awkward Reunion shows that even Sonic can’t outrun his own failure; we wouldn’t blame him if he curled up into a ball.

Due out on the Wii 3/23/2010, Red Steel 2’s Caldera Trailer sets the scene for one heckuva wild west east showdown: martial arts cowboys with swords and gatling guns? Count us in!

Sorry, Ash, you’re not the first to try and catch ’em all, and you won’t be the last: Squirtle and gang go really old school with this collection of Pokemon as traditional Japanese art.