The Conduit

The team behind <em>The Conduit</em> is bringing the web-head to Nintendo's handheld

Mr. Ford returns in this upgraded sequel.

Some official price drops, the Conduit series' future, and an X-cellent Virtual Console release make up tonight's Nightly News Roundup.

James L. doesn't believe it's worth playing a FPS on Wii. Evan disagrees. Lots of words follow.

I may be an anomaly, but I'm just not a fan of shooting games.

Elderly gamers aren't as rare as you think. The question isn't "how do we get old people to play games?", but rather "how do we stop them from kicking our butts?"

<b>Bonus Content!</b> A chat with High Voltage about Agent Ford's return to Wii, in which we learn about whether Kevin Sorbo will be back, improved security measures for online multiplayer, and if the Conduit universe will come to 3DS.

Agent Ford looks to return in spectacular fashion.

To kick off our current issue, we discuss what's right and wrong with Wii on the hardcore front, and whether Wii can redeem itself with those "mature" gamers.

The console's legacy is undeniable, but what made Wii the success that it was?

The second part of our look at Nintendo's highs and lows at the Electronic Entertainment Expo!

The biggest sequel disappointments that have ever hit Nintendo consoles!

May be the first for the two-year-old handheld.

Michael's owned <em>three</em> Wii's in six years, but why did this happen and what brought him back to the fold?

Which N64 FPS will be the one to rule them all?

You may not remember what games you've played, but your Wii does.

Nothing but games, games, and more games in this week's Week: End Game: On. What are <em>you</em> playing?

Direct feed trailer for new Kingdom Hearts game, The Conduit could go 3DS and Bethesda may even be working on 3DS.

<em>Worms Battle Islands</em> doesn't reinvent the proverbial explosive sheep, but it does add some more power to the <strike>people</strike> worms.

As the year comes to a close, we stop to take stock of the "console wars."

A bad start might have foiled Wii's chance of redefining shooters.

A look into the life of the identical, constantly respawning baddies who populate our favorite shooters.

Developer Treyarch brings the Call of Duty franchise back to Wii with one of the strongest online offerings for the console.

A bad start might have foiled Wii's chance of redefining shooters.