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Much like the last Splatoon, the second game in the series will have a global testfire.

Do you love your 3DS and hope that the Switch doesn’t mean its death? Well then you might be pretty happy with Nintendo’s latest statement.

Behold true believers, the best of the best. In this final installment of the Brutal Gamer Awards we pick the console bests, game, and platform of 2016.

It’s a decent week for Nintendo fans, with a pretty big 3DS game in Yoshi’s Woolly World and some TG16 Virtual Console titles.

Following up on Monday’s selection of Genre Bests, we’ve got our picks as goes the year’s Special Categories.

The 2016 Brutal Gamer Awards are go. Part 1 is here today, with our picks for the best of the individual genres for 2016.

If you needed any more proof that the Wii U is all but dead, here it is.

No console is left behind as Nintendo shows off mobile, 3DS, and Switch Fire Emblem titles.  Fire Emblem Echoes, Fire Emblem Heroes, Fire Emblem Switch, and Fire Emblem Warriors shown.

Turns out there is basically no difference between the two versions of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

It’s fairly common knowledge that Nintendo has put an emphasis on their third-party partners for the Switch. But is there already trouble brewing?

BrutalGamer’s Nintendo Editor provides his Nintendo Switch thoughts, with no second thoughts.

Announced in the annals of the Treehouse Live Presentation, a Fire Emblem Direct is coming.  Tune in to the usual channels to hear the latest on the franchise on January 18 at 2PM PST.  

What was rumored to be a port turned into something much more enticing: Splatoon 2 is coming to the Nintendo Switch, and it’s the real deal.

Mario Kart 8: Deluxe channels Double Dash on April 28th.