Nintendo

Not actually the name of their next home console, which has yet to be revealed, Nintendo is beyond bullish on what’s being called the NX. How optimistic are they? They’re looking for the console to ship between 10 and 12 million units in 2016.

Tis the season, so from toys to video games and everything in-between, here’s Brutal Gamer’s list of the best to give and get for this Holiday.

Anemic releases fill the gap between Nintendo’s heavy hitters, but considerable eShop sales help alleviate the pain.

The West gets to enjoy their free-to-play Pokemon puzzle game next week.

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash, Typoman, and Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon all launch this week.

Black Friday is almost here (it’s actually next Friday), and Nintendo has a bevy of deals to get gamers thinking that the Wii U and 3DS are the ways to go this Holiday.

The first post-Iwata Nintendo Direct presentation wasn’t as eventful as Nintendo fans might’ve hoped, but it wasn’t all that bad either.

For one day only, watch the new Nintendo Direct Live, right here!  After that, it’ll be a recording.

And little else.  The only full release across consoles is Stella Glow.

3DS Home Menu looking drab?  Nintendo Badge Arcade is here to help.

The promise is kept: we’re getting a Nintendo Direct before the end of the year, and it’s in two days.

An Origin Story mode of 5 new stages will be available for free on November 12th in Europe and Australia.

Yo-Kai Watch, Toki Tori 3D, and Rodea: The Sky Soldier all release for 3DS this week.

There’s fun to be had in Chibi Robo: Zip Lash, after you get used to mind-boggling design decisions and a general lack of charm.

Human Resouce Machine, Harvest Moon: More Friends of Mineral Town, and Octodad: Dadliest Catch highlight an otherwise empty week.

Last night, Nintendo shared new details on its first mobile game and its Club Nintendo replacement.