Well we all know how much of a problem data storage is on the Wii, but it seems Nintendo's solution might be a bit overkill. A newly uncovered patent indicates that they are looking into holographic data storage, what may very well be the next media storage tech after Blu-ray, with future models being developed to hold up to 1.6 terabytes of space. Details in the full article.

Considering it's the week after E3, you'd think the Wii scene would simmer down a little, but I am pleasantly surprised to see that it hasn't. A lot of great stuff happened this week, including hints of a new Wii Photo Channel, Nintendo finally working on that darned storage problem, and... what's this? Former Microsoft exec Peter Moore believes the Wii will sweep up in this generation's console war. Don't that beat all. Plenty more this week, so let's get started on the Wii Weekend Warrior!

The Wii's limited storage capacity has been an issue that has come up time and time again, even more so with the advent of WiiWare and DLC for some of the console's titles. Frustrated Wii owners have been given a few rays of hope, though, as Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime has concurred that the problem is becoming more and more mainstream. More in the full article.

Some people were surprised during the recent E3 2008 event, when Nintendo announced one of its upcoming DS games will include an actual Grand Theft Auto title. During an interview conducted by MTV Multiplayer, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime explains the details of how that particular deal between the GTA creators came about. Find out in our full article after the jump.

Yes - CONFIRMED. We can't even stress that enough with all capital letters. A blog post from Tom East of the Official Nintendo Magazine solidifies the rumors that went 'round since the magazine sprinkled delicious hints of an Animal Crossing coming to Nintendo's new platforms. And the word goes: the announcement is going to be made at E3. More details at the full story.

Even months after the holidays, the Nintendo Wii has been eluding customer's grasps in some stores nationwide. The release of Wii Fit has made it even harder to file in with folks who just recently started looking for the next generation console. Some time after, Nintendo has promised more games that will be coming for the Wii Balance Board. But what has the gaming company in store for people still lining up to get a console? More chances to grab one, that's for sure. Learn more at the full story.

Nintendo of America's  president Reggie Fils-Aime was passionately upset with the lack of Wii in North America. But Nintendo's recent success will give Fils-Aime millions of reasons more to smile. Nintendo has just registered 73% and 115.6% increase in sales and profits for the past fiscal year. More details over at the full article.

It looks like Nintendo of America's trying to ensure that their region's Wii owners won't be overwhelmed with too may WiiWare games when the service launches.

Company president Reggie Fils-Aime has clarified that unlike Japan, the U.S. will be following a staggered schedule for its WiiWare releases. Further details regarding this matter are in the full article.

Up to now, a lot of people still complain over how difficult it is to find a Nintendo Wii. According to Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime, it only takes around an hour for a Wii console in North America to stay on shelves before going to the hands of its happy owner. Thus, there is shortage that Fils-Aime is passionately upset about. See the full article for details before they sell out.

The best things in life are free, but what about the more material and electronic ones? You might want to start saving up because Nintendo's upcoming juggernaut Wii Fit won't come cheap. A recent report says it'll cost close to a hundred bucks. Details after the jump.