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This week’s Japanese sales figures from Media Create are in and we’re hardly surprised by the way the numbers fall. See how it all looks by checking out the full numbers inside!

You can officially call Super Smash Bros a “smash hit.” Teehee. The game went on sale for the Nintendo 3DS in Japan this past weekend, and the first sales figures for the title have been revealed. Nintendo is boasting a rate of 1 million units sold in its first 48 hours.

Nintendo has come out to confirm that bans on players using Peach in Super Smash Bros were a mistake and the result of a bug. Said bug is being addressed in a software update that should go out within the week in Japan.

It looks like owns of both the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS are going to have a lot of options for Super Smash Bros tools later this year. Early reports have uncovered an in-game option for syncing the Nintendo 3DS to your Wii U and being able to use it as a full-fledged controller for the console version.

According to a new rumor, the new Nintendo 3DS could end up being region-free.

Yesterday’s Nintendo Direct for Japan only featured a brand new Nintendo 3DS model with several new improvements.

Amiibo figures have been priced and are now available for pre-order, with several new hardware bundles announced for the holidays.

Nintendo of Japan is hosting a Nintendo Direct tomorrow, dedicated to the Nintendo 3DS.

Here’s a look at some of the best selling software from Nintendo, including Mario Kart 8 which broke 1 million units in the United States alone.

Nintendo has several deals and downloads this week, including a new Mega Man during the Mega Man Month of August.

This week kicks off Nintendo’s Mega Man game every week in August.

Nintendo is offering a unique opportunity to experience the Super Smash Bros. 3DS demo at the San Diego Comic-Con.

Best Buy has an upcoming deal on Nintendo 3DS titles and Wii U controller accessories.

Marty from Miiverse has detailed new changes to the service, including line breaks and favorite genres.

Peter Moore says EA only develops for platforms that matter in the long term.

Here’s a look at what’s new this week on both the Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS.

Miyamoto discusses the reason why handheld and console development was united.