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The latest game in the Legend of Zelda franchise, TriForce Heroes, is in line for a late October release.

If you’re a Super Smash Bros fan, then you’re in for some new Mii costumes this week, but there are some strategy and RPG additions to the eShop that might be worth your time as well.

Framed in classic Mega Man artwork, these new screens of some of the games in this new Mega Man collection are sure to elicit some nostalgic joy.

Well, there goes another one. Mighty No.9 is now officially a part of 2016’s gaming slate.

Ready to start the hunting all over again? Nintendo’s latest set of Amiibo (sporting some of the best designs yet) are coming in September.

Lots of new features are coming to the newest Skylanders game, Superchargers. Aside from the vehicular play, you’ll also get to go co-op inline for the first time ever and dig into some competitive racing action.

Badland: Game of the Year Edition and Xeodrifter are the newest additions to the Nintendo eShop, but Splatoon sticks around with a monster of an update.

Prior to The Fafnir Knight, I’d never played an Untold game, or any from its main series Etrian Odyssey, so don’t expect to see any comparisons to the previous games. This review’s a fresh take.

Movers is on the receiving end of a “major” update that makes chatting about games on Nintendo’s systems a little easier.

One of the best Genesis beat’em ups of all time is back and in 3D on the Nintendo 3DS.

Pokemon Shuffle is a free-to-play puzzle game for 3DS systems and is coming soon to Apple and Android devices. While the game is free you also have the option of making in-game purchases through the Nintendo eShop.

Well this is a nice surprise indeed- the original Blaster Master is back and available on the Wii U.

Some interesting Mighty No.9 news has emerged from Comic Con…

There isn’t a ton of new content debuting on Nintendo’s consoles this week,  but Mario Tennis might hit the spot for a few fans.

Activision’s next Skylanders game is revving up for an SDCC 2015 showing, where gamers can get their hands on the game for the first time.

Nintendo honcho Satoru Iwata has said that the company would support both the Wii U and the handheld 3DS after the Nintendo NX launches, which has sparked more than a few interesting thoughts as to what the new machine actually is.