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Nintendo’s Cutest Game In A Long Time Is This Little Puzzler

6:00PM September 29, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

One reason why we haven’t had a new Wars game in a while is that Nintendo studio Intelligent Systems has been busy working on other projects. Like Hiku-osu, this adorable puzzle game for the 3DS. More »


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Going To War Like Only Nintendo Can

2:00PM September 29, 2011 | Luke Plunkett

Even though Zelda has killing and even Mario has head-stomping, when you think about it, nearly all of Nintendo’s first-party properties are harmless affairs. Bright colours, innocent storylines, big-eyed cartoon mascots and candy-coloured fantasy worlds where everything turns out just fine. More »


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Nintendo’s New Fire Emblem Hits Japan In July

7:30AM June 3, 2010 | Michael McWhertor

That new Fire Emblem for the Nintendo DS – actually an old Fire Emblem remade – is coming to Japan next month, specifically July 15. That was fast! Hopefully Nintendo of America will have some news for us at E3.


Link ‘N Launch Micro-Review: How About ‘Pikmin Rockets’ Or ‘Better Than Bioshock Hacking’?

4:00AM February 21, 2010 | Stephen Totilo

The latest Nintendo-published downloadable game for the DS may be one of the worst-named Nintendo games of all time. It’s also another proof that top Nintendo-affiliated developers could school a lot of iPhone game creators. More »


Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon Review: Party On, Marth

8:00AM March 9, 2009 | Michael McWhertor

Nintendo has given Western audiences a chance to experience the very first entry in the 19-year-old series with Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, a remake of Fire Emblem, originally released on the Famicom.

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Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon – Not a Looker, But She’s Got Heart

7:00AM October 9, 2008 | AJ Glasser

Fire Emblem on the Famicom is not a game that aged well in terms of graphics. But as a beacon of everything right and good about tactical/strategy role-playing games, it’s still second to none. Forget Radiant Dawn on the Wii; the DS is where this series belongs.

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