Prepare yourself for the return of the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) classic Metroid, re-released on the Nintendo eShop this week. Also available from today are SEGA’s 16-bit classic Strider, 1st Class Poker & BlackJack and more.
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Nordic Games has unveiled the final songs to be added to the We Sing Pop! tracklist, coming later this month, exclusively for Wii. The final tracks to be announced, listed below, brings the number of tracks revealed to thirty. The tracks revealed previously have spanned multiple decades from the likes of Adele to the Village people, Jessie J to Peter Andre and likewise the final tracks to be announced represent an eclectic cross section of the pop charts over the last thirty years.
In the three years since the release of the first title in Nordic Games’ karaoke series, We Sing has become the de facto singing software on the Nintendo Wii. It’s range of releases encompass tastes and trends from all corners of the music world, and with the forthcoming We Sing Pop!, Nordic Games are looking set to offer another compendium of tracks suitable for the whole family.
Set for release later this month, Rising Star Games’ BIT.TRIP compendium will be available for both Wii and Nintendo 3DS. 
Autodesk has today announced that they have entered into a landmark license agreement allowing Nintendo Co., Ltd. to provide Autodesk Gameware technology to its licensed developers creating videogames for the upcoming Wii U platform. The middleware agreement is designed to help differentiate Nintendo’s new hardware from the competition.
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One of the last of Nintendo’s highly-anticipated Wii exclusive releases still on the radar, Mario Party 9 has hit retail stores throughout PAL territories today. The party is back and bigger than ever in the Mario Party 9 videogame, featuring – for the first time in the franchise – boss battles challenging players to compete to defeat a common enemy.
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