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It’s more of an update than an apology this time, but Nintendo is once again saying sorry to fans for the Amiibo shortage.

Nintendo is about to dedicate an entire Nintendo Direct presentation to their upcoming multiplayer arena shooter Splatoon.

Plenty of Italian plumber-themed titles hit the eShop this week, along with some solid sales.

It certainly looks like the SNES section of Nintendo’s Virtual Console might be cutting off new re-releases.

Yes, the month is pretty much over, but Nintendo still has a few little nuggets of gaming goodness ready to hit the eShop in the rainiest month of the year.

The fastest eShop update of the year is here, and it brought MewTwo and Mario Kart DS along with it.

Our global nightmare is almost over. More Amiibo are on the way to stores.

Available right now on Nintendo’s handheld console, Sega’s Fantasy Zone sequel delivers a classic game with some 3D enhancements.

Just how much do you know about Nintendo’s favorite invertebrates? Well, fortunately the company has released this handy-dandy list of all things squiddy in anticipation of the launch of Splatoon.

The Retro Revolution continues! GameStop announced it will start accepting “retro” consoles for resale or trade-in. Unfortunately, they will only be launching the program in two locations: NYC and Birmingham. The two markets host approximately 250 stores combined, which will provide the game retailer a solid sampling of the potential …

Nintendo has announced that their upcoming multiplayer Wii U shooter Splatoon won’t have voice chat as part of its online suite of options. And there’s a very good reason for that.

Big stuff for RPG fans this week in the eShop as Nintendo’s handheld gets not only Etrian Mystery Dungeon, but also the long awaited re-release of the Wii classic Xenoblade with Xenoblade Chronicles 3D.

Hot on the heels of the most recent Nintendo Direct, the company has a whole bunch of new stuff posted to the eShop and ready for download. There’s a little old and a little new in this one.

Nintendo’s latest Direct had plenty to show off for both the Wii U and the 3DS.

Roystan Ross made the first level of Super Mario 64 in Unity as he was learning to use the software. Long story short, it turned out really great and he made it playable online. You know what happened next already don’t you?

Both of Nintendo’s current consoles are set to be the focus of a new Nintendo Direct presentation.