Heres the Teaser Trailer for the upcoming Toki Tori game coming to WiiWare!

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As you may recall, Mickey DeLorenzo rose to some degree of internet stardom a little over a year ago by dropping a whopping nine pounds using Wii Sports as his sole exercise routine and, after packing on a few pounds, he decided to give it another go using Nintendo's latest weight-shedding wonder: Wii Fit...

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Nintendo's WiiWare service is going to be expanding beyond games shortly. Sun Denshi announced today plans to distribute digital comics through the Japanese version of the service starting later this summer...

Although the Classic Controller is enough for most retro-loving Wii owners, there are some that crave a rather more authentic experience. There’s nothing like experiencing Virtual Console games on the controllers they were intended to be played on, and while Nintendo’s limited production of the Club Nintendo SNES pad will have satisfied a few, it’s going to leave a certain demographic out in the cold – namely those who love the N64 controller.

But fear not. A talented hacker called Raphaël Assénat and been tinkering away in his dimly-lit workshop and has produced a converter that permits the use of the original N64 controller.

Nintendo really should have come up with something along these lines already, but I guess when you’re making more money than you feasibly know what to do with then you’re likely to let things slide a little. Thank goodness for the inventive yet socially withdrawn hackers, we say.

The adapter can be purchased direct from Assénat’s online store.

It's a big day for Japanese Wii owners - Earlier today, Super Mario RPG was made available for download in the Wii Shop. The game costs 900 Wii Points (For some reason, a bunch of games in Japan, mostly RPGs, cost more than normal).

The game was recently rated by the OFLC, so it should be coming to Europe/Australia as well. As it was never released in PAL regions before, we think it'll be a title in the next Hanabi Festival. The game has still not been confirmed for the US (It was ESRB rated ages ago, but the rating was since removed, leading us to believe this was a mistake).

If you're impatient, you can always get a Japanese Wii with some Japanese Wii Points and download it!

The other games released in Japan today are Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium, Paranoia (Psychosis) and Ninja Commando, which means that this could legitimately be called one of the best VC weeks ever. On top of that, they also got the WiiWare games Blue Oasis (My Aquarium), Saikyou Ginsei Igo and Ouchi de Mugen Puchi Puchi Wii.