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Looks like Sega hasn’t given up on the Sonic Boom spinoff series just yet.

Rise from your grave! It looks like Ubisoft’s Wii U exclusive survival game ZombiU just might make it to some other platforms at some point.

Well, this one looks to be getting kind of nasty as Disney Infinity’s John Vignocchi has fired a few shots at Nintendo.

There’s more Smash to talk about as Nintendo will dedicate a brand new Nintendo Direct to the game.

It’s time once again for a Nintendo Download update, now with even more Splatoon and just a wee bit of Pip!

Already available as a surprise launch in Japan, Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure is on the way to the rest of the world next Friday.

So here’s kind of a strange one; it’s rumored that the next console from Nintendo is set to make use of an Android OS.

A pair of new titles, each one featuring a classic children’s character, are not he way with both Paddington and Garfield Kart hitting Nintendo’s handheld before the end of the Summer.

Already pretty much history in the rest of the world, the Basic Nintendo Wii U is set to be dead and gone in Japan.

Bowser’s the new VP of sales at Nintendo! While this sounds like a poor internet joke, it is in fact true! Nintendo announced they hired Doug Bowser, former VP of global planning at EA. Even Nintendo couldn’t avoid the name pun, stating, “Doug Bowers Brings Decades of Experience, Not Fire …

This week’s updating of the eShop is a pretty good one, with the 3DS’ Attack on Titan game hitting along with the Sega 3D Classics version of Super Thunder Blade.

When’s the new Legend of Zelda title hitting for the Wii U, you ask? Well…

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata says gamers will have to wait a while longer to set eyes on what the company’s cooking up for its next console.

Fans have been having a devil of a time locating their favorite Nintendo character in Amiibo form pretty much since the line launched last year, but with huge numbers of shipped figures, you have to wonder what’s really going on.

From the ‘strange but awesome’ file- Nintendo is partnering with Universal to produce rides and attractions based on their gaming licenses. The five-year old kid that lives in my brain just exploded.

Cue up some AC/DC, because Nintendo is back in black for 2014 and finally has some profit to show. Thought not everything is as great as you might hope.