Smash Bros Wii U/3DS Nintendo Direct Coverage

Welcome to our (kinda) live Smash Bros direct! This post will contain the live stream as soon as it goes up. You’ll find an extensive write-up below right after the Direct has ended! No lazy vagueness or inaccuracies like our competitors use to do. I’ll try to do live updates, but I can’t promise anything seeing … Read more

Pokémon Diamond & Pearl Soundtracks on iTunes

The soundtrack from Pokémon Diamond & Pearl, originally released in 2007 for the Nintendo DS, are now available for purchase on Apple’s iTunes music store. There are 149 “tracks” available which vary in length from 4 seconds to 4 minutes. The entire album can be purchased for $9.99 or individual tracks can be purchased for $0.99. … Read more

News from Japan: Anime Special Details & Trozei 3DS XL

Details about the upcoming Mega Evolution special have been revealed. The main character, Alan, is working with his Charizard to defeat every Mega Evolution. Ultimately He faces Siebold of the Elite 4. A special edition Nintendo 3DS XL is also being given away in Japan. The Pokémon Daisuke Club will be giving two copies of … Read more

Nintendo Discontinuing WiFi Connection for DS & Wii

Nintendo has announced its plans to shut down WiFi services for its older Nintendo DS and Wii consoles. Games that utilize the service for online multiplayer will no longer be able to access those functions. The Internet browser for both platforms will be unaffected, as will the Wii Shop, DSi Shop, and Hulu Wii app. … Read more

Super Smash Bros 3DS Single Player Screenshot

While Pokémon news is slow, we’ll be covering some fun Nintendo-related news in collaboration with Retry Level, a site lead by some of the great staff here at PokéJungle! Nintendo has posted the first screenshot of Super Smash Bros. 3DS’s single-player mode. The game’s director, Masahiro Sakurai, warned fans on Twitter that the single player experience … Read more

Could Pokémon come to iOS & Android?

Nintendo reported their third straight loss to investors, and it seems as though they may be willing to seek new ways to make profit. Satoru Iwata, Nintendo’s president, said he would continue to run the company and added, “We are thinking about a new business structure. Given the expansion of smart devices, we are naturally … Read more