Latest Wii News 3/13

More 'Evil' lurking, for Wii USA Today - USA But that doesn't mean Capcom has forgotten the Nintendo Wii. In development for the Wii -- and announced this morning -- is Resident Evil: The Darkside ... See all stories on this topic

Ars Technica Pikmin 2 and Donkey Kong Jungle Beat next in line for Wii Ars Technica - Boston,MA,USA The next two games in the New Play Control! series of Wii remakes have been revealed for North America: Pikmin 2 and Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. ... See all stories on this topic

Hollywood executive expects streaming movies, TV on Wii this year Joystiq - Santa Monica,CA,USA It doesn't really sound like a strong belief, or one that he can back up with any evidence: "I think when we see the Wii come into the market with the ... See all stories on this topic

Pikmin 2 and DK Jungle beat for Wii CVG Online - USA Pikmin 2 and Donkey Kong Jungle Beat have been confirmed as the new additions to Nintendo's Play Control range of GameCube remakes for Wii. ... See all stories on this topic

Can the Wii win back hard-core gamers? MSNBC - USA But Simon Jeffery, president of Sega, says there’s one big audience the Wii hasn’t captured yet: the traditional, hard-core gamer. ... See all stories on this topic

New Resident Evil Game Wii-bound Action Trip - USA ... launch of Resident Evil 5, word is spreading that Capcom plans to introduce a brand new Resident Evil game, this time exclusively for the Nintendo Wii. ... See all stories on this topic

Winonan in a Wii bit of trouble Winona Daily News - Winona,MN,USA According to police reports, Brown failed to make payments on a Nintendo Wii gaming system, games and controllers to First Choice Sales & Lease, ... See all stories on this topic

New York Daily News Parents groups protest release of Wii's violent video game, 'Madworld' New York Daily News - New York,NY,USA By Rosemary Black Wii's violent 'MadWorld,' the console's first graphic game aimed at adults that mirrors the black-and-white look of the film 'Sin City. ... See all stories on this topic

Monster Hunter Wii to get online fees Ars Technica - Boston,MA,USA The upcoming Japanese port of Monster Hunter G for the Wii will mark the first game on the console to feature monthly online fees. Will this trend continue ... See all stories on this topic