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The Game Boy was intended to be a Game & Watch type device with short, simple games. However, Nintendo’s head of research and development at the time saw more for the device.

Super Mario Run debuts on iOS today for free, with a one-time $9.99 upgrade option. How are you enjoying Nintendo’s first mobile game to feature everyone’s favorite plumber?

Amazon is offering Ocarina of Time for 3DS for just under $14, which is a great deal for any Zelda fan who doesn’t own the game. It’s pretty hard to find this cheap!

Ahead of an exclusive look at the game scheduled to be showcased at The Game Awards, Nintendo has revealed a teaser site for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

The NES Classic Mini was spotted at Tesco in the UK yesterday before selling out immediately. It’s likely that we’ll see more stock in December. Here’s how to track stock online.

EA’s Peter Moore recently spoke at a conference in Phoenix, Arizona where he admitted the company has plans for a major release on Nintendo Switch and that EA is watching the Switch launch closely.

A new glitch is being reported by Pokemon Sun and Moon players, causing them to lose their progress after saving in specific locations.

Japan has sold almost 2 million copies of Pokemon Sun and Moon in just three days. It sold better than Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby and it launches in Europe tonight.

Nintendo has announced launch details for Super Mario Run, their first ever Mario game for mobile. The game will launch first on iOS (iPhone and iPad) starting December 15th.

Ubisoft is completely on board the Switch platform.

And a wireless controller of their own.

Features a quad core ARM CPU with 256 MB RAM and 512 MB or storage.

Not so fast.

RIP?

Not just the dev kits, but the retail units have 4 GB of RAM.