February saw the first of the year's major AAA titles land -- or at least the ones that were delayed from 2014 -- but March was when gamers truly got to get excited. Sony got some more exclusives. Indie darlings dropped their long-awaited sequels. Some long-awaited Kickstarter projects were finally released to the public, and there was even a new Mario Party to crow about.
Oh, hey, were you already too stressed out about the availability and value of Nintendo's Amiibos? Maybe don't look at this image then.
This morning's Nintendo Direct was chock full of new Amiibo toys and Amiibo-enable games. Here's how the colourful pieces of plastic will work in Nintendo's upcoming titles, including the one you might have to delete existing Smash Bros. Amiibo data to play.
Whoa. Nintendo waited until the end of its E3 address to sneak in an announcement for a little game called Mario Party 10. It's coming to the Wii U, people! Get excited.
