Our new podcast episode features us chatting about Animal Crossing (wii), Little King's Story (wii), Crystal Defenders (wiiware) as well as Final Fantasy Echoes of Time along with what we're looking forward to in the next few months.

The new Nintendo podcast featuring:-

Our views on Nintendo DSi
Madworld and Zookeeper on DS reviewed
Our best games that aren't on DS or Wii but SHOULD be

Don't delay, download or subscribe today, it's The Nintendo Show!!!

We carve up the snow and grind the streets as we put Family Ski & Snowboard, Skate It and Shaun White's Roadtrip through their paces to decide which one should get your hard earned cash.

It's so radical....no...sorry, we're British, we can't do this street stuff.....

Party On Dudes.....yes, quite

Slightly later than planned due to an impromptu stay in a Premier Travel Inn...

This month Dom, Cheryl and Jody discuss The Nintendo DSI, go to the city with Animla Crossing on Wii and DS and fight back zombie hordes with Dead Rising.

Yes it's true, The Nintendo Show is back with 30% less fat, well probably a bit more than that, shorter, leaner, meaner we're back to give you the score on all things Nintendo we've been playing plus general chat and banter.

This episode we're DS crazy with Rune Factory, DS Classics, Bakusho, Gravity all under our microscope, plus the usual cheery banter from the regular trio.

Happy New Year and the Nintendo Show kicks off with a roundup of our Christmas purchases/presents and NinjaTown.

The Nintendo Show 15 is out, featuring new audio quality, yes our microphone has been replaced.

We're reviewing Professor Leyton & The Curious Village, Guitar Hero World Tour and looking back at 2008 and forward to 2009.

This month we review PES 2008, Tiger Woods 2009 and put Mario and Sonic At The Olympic Games up against International Track & Field.

Plus long standing debate of Pirates Vs Ninjas arrives on The Nintendo Show plus all the usual banter.

It's funny how your brain can work somtimes.  I was playing Tetris online a few moments ago and I was getting comprehensively thrashed.  I'm not just talking about losing by a thread, but getting wiped off the pit while the opponent is only on a few lines.

Then, as if a switch in my head went off, I returned to how I was when I was thirteen and playing Tetris on the original Gameboy, every block had a purpose, I was planning three moves ahead and I turned it around.

Like riding a bike...