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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.

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

There hasn’t been much to talk about in Nintendo land in the way of good news, but the company has just announced that sales are up. As you might imagine though, it’s not all sunshine and roses.

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

Just in time for the Holidays, that brutally violent, bloodbath Devil’s Third is coming to the US Wii U.

As more time passes after the passing of Iwata-san, more and more people speculate who will take over as CEO and President of Nintendo. This choice will not be an easy one for the legendary video game company with the announcements of creating mobile gaming content as well as a …

Apparently, the GamePad isn’t all that ideal for playing Ninja Gaiden developer Tomonobu Itagaki’s latest action title.

Satoru Iwata’s passing last weekend hit the industry hard. His legacy is intertwined with the very beginning of video games and his work continues to endure to this day.