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Persona fans should have a lot to like when Atlus’ newest in the series hits the Nintendo 3DS.

Nintendo will be hosting another Direct presentation tomorrow, with an eye towards future games on the Wii U and 3DS platforms.

The mascot fighting game arrives on a Nintendo handheld for the first time with pretty much all the flair and gameplay intact.

Sega has a brand new lineup of 3D classics on the way to Nintendo’s 3DS including some of the best loved titles on the Genesis, as well as from the arcades.

In terms of the ORAS demo, let’s get the most important piece out of the way first: yes, there are unlockable goodies, and yes, they’re worth the minimal effort of playing through the demo a few times to experience everything.

The final week of our big Month of Terror celebration was packed with big reviews, features, and more than a little Halloween spookiness.

A pair of Capcom’s hard to find Demon’s Crest games are up on the eShop, as is Costume Quest 2 (just in time for Halloween) and plenty more.

It might seem an odd headline to actually see in print, but the Nintendo Wii U is enjoying a sales boom, which the handheld 3DS is faltering a bit.

Deep into BG’s Month of Terror, this week saw reviews of The Evil Within, Alien: Isolation, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, and The Last Door. We also had a Retro Review of the classic Texas Chainsaw Massacre post along with a look at some of our own picks for the …

Earlier today there was a special edition of Nintendo Direct stream focusing on the upcoming release of Super Smash Bros for Wii U. It was essentially a compilation of 50 facts about the game and how it differs from the 3DS version that came out recently. Since there are fifty …

Two times the Bayonetta sits at the top of the offerings for NIntendo’s Wii U this week on the eShop, along with Pokemon Art Academy, Just Dance 2015, and more classic Castlevania.

Activision’s über-popular toys-to-life platformer returns once again to Nintendo’s handheld with a separate adventure form the big console release.

Wow was this a packed week of content as we had more NYCC coverage, a pair of new iPads were announced, Warner Bros tok the wraps off their DC Movie slate, we went behind the scenes on Halloween: Otome, and -of course- our continuing Brutal Gamer’s Month of Terror series …

Ready for another dose of classic Castlevania? Harmony of Dissonance arrives on the Shop along with some smaller releases and sale titles this week.

Was there ever a doubt that Nintendo’s remade and revamped 3DS and 3DS XL would be massive hits?

This week, the Sunday Archive returns with plenty of NYCC coverage and our first booth tours of the show (which’ll continue into next week), and our kick off to the Month of Terror with horror movie reviews and more tricks and treats.