See this photo? It’s a lovely display from the Mother series, captured by Kotaku friend Matt Hawkins at the Nintendo World Store in New York City.
Nintendo of America’s rewards program just got a lot more interesting for those of us not into Nintendo-themed fans, notebooks and patches. Starting today, Club Nintendo loyalists can also earn 3DS and Wii games.
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I’m not a sports gamer, not even a little bit.
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Those tiny wind-up Marios are at it again; this time they’re out to save mini Pauline from a Donkey Kong hiding out in Mario’s third theme park.
The latest version of Rock Band to come to the DS doesn’t just deliver a stripped-down, button-tapping version of the popular console game; it also seems to find some inspiration from a classic ’80s arcade game.