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Hitting retail just in time for the all-important Holiday Season, comes a new “ongoing” Wii U bundle pack.

It’s a very big week for Nintendo Wii U fans as Super Mario Maker is finally (finally!) here.

Chibi Vocaloids? All the songs that you know and love? It’s all here contained in this small package of a rhythm game completionist’s greatest fantasy.

The 3DS’ Gunman Clive games get smushed into a collected edition this week.

Nintendo’s figure line is expanding to cover indie darling Shovel Knight.

Landing at retail right alongside the standard release of Xenoblade Chronicles X will be a pretty awesome looking Special Edition.

Some of the company’s biggest games of the year will be on display at PAX Prime in Seattle this weekend, along with a special panel presentation.

It looks like the stink of the Super Mario Bros movie has officially wafted away, as Nintendo just might be ready to think about making movies out of their catalog of properties again.

Lots of Nintendo info to report today, as the publisher has unveiled the release dates for the rest of the big time Wii U and 3DS titles due out in 2015. And that’s a list that includes Star Fox Zero, Devil’s Third, The Legend of Zelda: TriForce Heroes and more.

I can’t help it, I’m completely fanboy-ing out over Nintendo’s Super Mario Maker.

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.

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.

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.

Nintendo fans, get ready to hit ‘subscribe’ as the company is getting a service together that looks remarkably like geek fave Loot Crate.