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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.

Slightly Mad Studios’ racer gets a final release date at last.

Guitar Hero Live is the newest title in the formerly ‘on ice’ series, and takes the game back to its roots, but with what’s sure to be an explosion of new content and a brand new peripheral.

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.

Ready to jump into a LEGO universe? Get your building hat on.

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.

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

Yet another big game gets the early shove into 2016, and in the case of The Legend of Zelda on Wii U, it’s an important one.

In an interview with Time magazine, the Nintendo chief has quashed any talk of a live-action (or otherwise) Netflix Legend of Zelda series, as well as any price drop for the Wii U.

With the news that Rock Band is returning for a long-awaited fourth outing, it looks like Activision is getting set for another battle of the bands with a brand new Guitar Hero game, or something all-new.

Mario Party 10 is the definitive headliner in this week’s offerings on the eShop, though there are a few more titles launching if you’re not the partying type.

It’s a big day for LEGO game fans. Not only does the new LEGO Jurassic World game look fantastic (and different for a LEGO title!) but Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment might be prepping a toys-to-life LEGO announcement.

Details are nearly nonexistent, but there will be a new Nintendo console talked about sometime soon, and it’s codenamed the NX.

Nintendo has announced something that plenty of fans have wanted for a while now, but that we frankly thought we’d never see- they’re heading to mobile platforms.