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Dark Horse’s summation of all things Legend of Zelda scores big in 2014.

All three of the major console-makers have something to be happy about for 2014.

The Super Mario 3D World mini-game becomes a stand-alone title.

Well, it looks like Nintendo’s Amiibo are a hit. Shocking, I know.

One of Nintendo’s most popular franchises comes to the Wii U  in a game that’s fast, action-packed, beautiful, loaded with content, and downright insane.

After Burner 3D jets onto the 3DS in an eShop update that also includes Lufia: The Legend Returns from the GameBoy Color and Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight.

It’s going to be a busy few months for Nintendo fans.

As Nintendo Directs go, this was a pretty packed one.

Video games had a big year in 2014. Gamergate, failed launches, and exciting new games made this past year one to remember, and the new year of 2015 is starting to take shape as another exciting 12 months.

The Nintendo Download is still looking a bit sparse since the Holiday rush, but there are a few decent choices this week, if you’re so inclined.

If you’re a big time Majora’s Mask fan, then you’re probably going to want to pre-order this.

And now, our obligatory look back at our favorite gaming memories and our thoughts on the biggest gaming stories of 2014.

There’s a Bionic Commando in this week’s Nintendo Download, but it’s not the one you’re thinking of.

According to Joystiq, GameBoy classic Tetris is getting the heave-ho form the eShop on the 3DS this New Year’s Eve, along with Tetris Axis.

Apparently, 2014 was not the best 12 month period for good original games. Well, not according to Metacritic anyway.

Do you like anime? Hooked on a particular series of awesomely animated action form the far east? Then you might be pleasantly surprised to see that video-provider Crunchroll is now available on the Nintendo Wii U.