"The Wii’s days are numbered. That is an undeniable fact. But the exact number left has yet to be determined.

We will know more this June when Nintendo holds its long-awaited E3 press conference. While the conference will mostly be used to hype the Wii 2, the original Wii is not likely to be ignored.

But if new games are indeed about to be announced, what can we expect?"

CDeFire via wii.gamezone.com »

"This week David answers every possible question about Dragon Age 2 you could ever have. We also talk a bit about Minecraft, Pokemon White, Bulletstorm, Pixeljunk Shooter 2, Pilotwings 64, Back to the Future Ep 1, and Tiger Wood's pathetic golf games.

There's a lot of video game business news to discuss including the latest NPDs, the latest in firmware, technology, internal business restructuring, and how Bioware sold their soul to the EA devil."

2011B_xpdia_moND1 via www.bonusexp.com »

Three big releases are set to finally grace the Virtual Console. Nintendo have announced that Super Mario Kart will be available for download this Monday, allowing fans to re-experience the game that started off the series. Nintendo have also stated that Super Smash Bros. and Pilotwings will finally be released sometime this "holiday season." So make sure you've got some money saved up.

McClubbin via au.gamespot.com »

"Keen and professional gamers luckily enough to be visiting Cologne this week will have already tried out Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again! and Pilotwings at GamesCom. Now the rest of you can join in as both games arrive in style, for Nintendo DSiWare and Virtual Console respectively."

kevcothirtythree via www.electronictheatre.co.uk »

It's been over ten years since the last Pilotwings game was released, so it's about time the series was given new life on the Wii. A rumor has surfaced that a new Pilotwings game is in the works and will be released sometimes next year. Apparently, it will also have Balance Board and Mii support. Interesting ...

Miss Razz via www.balanceboardblog.com »

It's a free-floating classic, and it's on its way to the Nintendo Wii, according to the folks over at videogame retailer GameStop. As you can see from the quote, resident GamerSquad Wii-fanatic Chris Leigh is a tad excited about the prospect of a Wii Remote-controlled Pilotwings. Can you blame him?

mistermostyn via www.gamersquad.com »