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Fake: Super Smash Bros. Brawl character select screens
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Nintendo Shop Update - May 17, 2012
Nintendo adds new game content to their consoles this week, including a Mario Kart 7 patch. -
All Pokédex 3D AR Markers revealed for your scanning pleasure
Gotta scan 'em all! -
Video Games Live announces E3 Los Angeles show line-up
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Marvin the Martian invading Galactic Taz Ball this May
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Nintendo celebrates Gold and Silver's 10th anniversary with Mew download event
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Hand-forged Master Sword slices its way into our heart
A replica to master all replicas. -
One cake to rule them all
Mario doesn't mess around when it comes to cakes. Not even a little.
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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Pre-order Rocksmith, receive $25 toward guitar purchase at Guitar Center
Guitar Center and Ubisoft partner to bring you this discount. Continue reading
Get energized with an E-tank can cozy
Your hands will be impervious to Freeze, Man. Continue reading
Hey, listen: Skyward Sword theme is Zelda’s Lullaby in retrograde
A Nintendo fan with a fine ear has figured out this delightful tidbit. Continue reading
New executive VP of marketing and sales joins Nintendo of America
NOA welcomes a new team member. Continue reading
Choose cheese: How to turn your Babybel into a Pokéball
This adorable project makes a great addition to your bento or lunch box. Continue reading
Nintendo officially lowers Wii price to $150, “Nintendo Selects” to offer budget Wii classics
A confirmation of last month’s rumors, and then some. Continue reading
Ubisoft hosts Call of Juarez bar nights at US colleges
Ubisoft brings Call of Juarez to campuses around the US Continue reading
Ocarina of Time 3D rumored to launch with only 150,000 copies
Hey, listen! You may want to jump on that pre-order! Continue reading
Report: Game retailers lead the entertainment industry in age restriction enforcement
DVD and CD sales fall far below game industry standards. Continue reading
