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This was a very big week at BG, with tons of big game, movie, and comic reviews, alongside interviews with key Kickstarter creators and The Book of Life’s Jorge Gutierrez. That wasn’t all though as we also had plenty of news, including some big announcements from from Blizzcon.

The Holidays are rolling in and GR has some great gift suggestions for you, as well as a Halo/Destiny comparison, and a look at Nintendo’s Amiibo figures.

Nintendo has announced that Wii U gamers can now pre-load the hotly anticipated fighting game onto their consoles so they’re ready for launch day.

The Blue Blur takes the spotlight in a packed week on the Nintendo Download.

Something of  subscription plan is coming up for Nintendo Amiibo figure fans, thanks to the gaming giant and Loot Crate.

The newest Persona title of the 3DS is all about the party.

Have you bitten on a Nintendo 2DS yet? If not, these might change your mind. If so, well, you might be seriously tempted to add a backup to your collection.

Lots of news this week, as well as some big reviews on some of the biggest games of the Fall as we crash headlong into the Holiday Season.

Sonic Boom is almost here for the Wii U and 3DS, and now there’s a demo for the handheld version so you can see what all the re-designed fuss is about.

Yesterday’s Nintendo Direct presentation did indeed bring a pretty big surprise in the form of The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D. Though that wasn’t all that was revealed.

Nintendo will be hosting another Direct presentation tomorrow, with an eye towards future games on the Wii U and 3DS platforms.

The mascot fighting game arrives on a Nintendo handheld for the first time with pretty much all the flair and gameplay intact.

Black Friday (the Friday after Thanksgiving in the US) is always loaded up with deals, and here in this article our friends at DealNews take a look at the best of what’s to be expected in terms of games and toys from this coming kickoff to the Holiday shopping season. …

In terms of the ORAS demo, let’s get the most important piece out of the way first: yes, there are unlockable goodies, and yes, they’re worth the minimal effort of playing through the demo a few times to experience everything.

The final week of our big Month of Terror celebration was packed with big reviews, features, and more than a little Halloween spookiness.

A pair of Capcom’s hard to find Demon’s Crest games are up on the eShop, as is Costume Quest 2 (just in time for Halloween) and plenty more.