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Get pumped for Secret Legend, a new Zelda-inspired title

Last weekend at PAX West, the Legend of Zelda inspired game Secret Legend quickly entered into the conversation of coolest titles on display at the annual gaming festival. The video below features an interview with lone creator and developer Andrew Shouldice, along with footage from the game. Shouldice — who quit his job to create this game…

The AVS is an HDMI NES by RetroUSB, up for pre-order now

If the recently announced NES Classic Edition by Nintendo doesn’t suit your fancy — since it doesn’t support cartridges and instead has 30 pre-loaded games — perhaps the AVS by RetroUSB will. This NES clone outputs via HDMI at 720p, and accepts both NES and Famicom cartridges as well as four controller inputs. The console has…

Nintendo patented a mobile phone design 15 years ago

What if the successor to your Game Boy was a Phone Boy? Or perhaps a Game Phone? Whatever the name might’ve been, there was apparently a time when Nintendo threw around the idea of creating a gaming system that would’ve also allowed your mother to interrupt the adventures of Link and call to remind you to wear…

Nintendo officially added to E3’s list of exhibitors

Nintendo has at last been added to the list of exhibitors for June’s E3 expo in Los Angeles, California. This is merely a formality, but serves as confirmation that Nintendo will be present. For the past three years, Nintendo has forgone the typical press conference at E3 in favor of a special Nintendo Direct presentation,…

Enhance the nostalgia of your 3DS with SNES decals

Back in late 2014, Nintendo released the Retro NES Edition 3DS XL. That release spawned the desire of many players to style their new handheld systems after the consoles of old. Continuing in the tradition of the Retro NES Edition, Nintendo has recently announced a Super Famicom New 3DS XL, which will be available in…

Playable Wolf Link appears in Super Mario Maker

Mario just keeps adding to his gallery of suits and shape-shifts these days thanks to Super Mario Maker. Within that game, Mario is able to transform into all sorts of characters across the Nintendo spectrum, an ability frequently activated by the use of Amiibo. In a new video by Nintendo Japan, you can see Wolf Link…

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