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Ramping up to SDCC this coming week, there was plenty of comic book news to be had- and plenty of gaming bits too as the industry continues to put on a show for the mega-con.

Some cool and varied stuff makes up this week’s Saturday Radar, including some Destiny Beta tips, a ten-pack of “dark” theories about Nintendo games, and some very cool life-hacks to help get you through.

Helicopter action takes center stage in this week’s Nintendo Download with Strike Force Foxx.

Well now, this is a surprise. For the first time ever, Fire Emblem gets four, count em four representatives. Not only that, but everyone’s favorite captain is back in the game. The reveal trailer starts out showing Lucina fighting Captain Falcon, though she appears to be having a bit of …

The swanky Nintendo lounge will be the site of the newest showcase for Super Smash Bros on the 3DS, and Nintendo is looking for a few good players.

It might be a dead season for game releases (hi Summer!), but there was still plenty to talk about this past week including plenty of SDCC chatter, our preview of Dragon Age: Inquisition, and a special feature where our own Troy took a look at EA and the mobile gaming …

The pic of the day evokes a feeling of nostalgia, revealing a Mario Golf alt costume and Samus’s light suit from Metroid Prime 2. It’s obvious that Sakurai wanted this pic of the day to coincide with July 4th, the stars and stripes on Mario are a dead giveaway. That said, …

The Summer doldrums have rolled in hard, but we still had plenty to talk about this past week including tons of X-Men news and opinion, rumors of CryTek’s impending bankruptcy, some release dates (of both he factual and rumored varieties), and more.

As expected, Nintendo doesn’t intend to take the court decision lying down. Nintendo plans to appeal the decision made on Friday, ruling in favor of Philips. In a recent battle with Nintendo in court, Philips has requested not only for damages to be paid, but all sales of Wii and …

A UK court has ruled today in favour of Phillips, in the case of Nintendo violating their patents relating to motion controls. They were found not guilty in the case of a third patent relating to modelling a body in a virtual environment. High Judge Colin Birss has said he …