This little factoid would have been news like, two years ago, but since everyone seems to have realized it only now, today it's just a factoid. So, just so you're in the know: Nintendo's logo is no longer red.

*gasp*

Love 'em or hate 'em, you can't deny that the Wii has the largest install base in this gen. You probably have one in your living room even if you don't touch it. So why not get freebies since it's already there? Club Nintendo will be launching in the US before the end of the year, and they'll be offering freebies for your undying love.

They know they've alienated their hardcore gamers, and they're more than set to make up for it. Cammie Dunaway of Nintendo has admitted that they were none too pleased with their presentation at E3. Recognizing that they may very well have turned off their own hardcore base, she reassures that Nintendo is taking steps to appease them. How exactly?

Last week's edition of the DS Weekend Warrior was a blast, and this week is certainly not any lesser. In case you missed any of the updates in the past few days, expect to encounter the DS successor, an MMORPG franchise's entry to the DS shores, and more. Read more about it in the full article.

Hoping for a newly-colored Wii, or a slimmer DS handheld? Don't hold your breath, since your hopes would probably take a long time to get fulfilled. Check out the statements made by Nintendo of America's Executive Vice President for sales and marketing Cammie Dunaway and see why you won't get that lime-green Wii...at least, not anytime soon.

Setting new heights for game acquisition standards? You bet. Now while the Japanese gaming giant doesn't have the highest of critic averages for their games, Nintendo bagged more video game title sales within one and a half years of its launch - even more than the last generation's PS2 post-launch sales within an equal timespan. More at the full story.

While some feel that the Wii hasn't captured the attention of the "hardcore" gamers, Nintendo of America executive vice president Cammie Dunaway presents a few figures that may make you do a double take on that theory. Check out the full article for more information.

Nintendo certainly has reason to be happy this month, as they sent out a press release citing their elation at the recently released NPD results, which places them at the top. Read up on some of the specifics of the Nintendo's response after the jump!

We know that WiiWare will hit the United States in May 12. But according to Nintendo of America Executive Vice President Cammie Dunaway, the goodies don't stop there as the Nintendo Channel will be arriving along with Wiiware. Ladies and gentlemen, the rumor is true. More details after the jump.

With the NPD Group's February sales results now in, so are the responses. In this case, Nintendo has officially commented on the sales performance of its Wii and DS consoles last month.

Cammie Dunaway, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing, spoke on Nintendo's behalf. If you'd like to know exactly she said, just turn to the full article after the jump.