E3 flash mobs and marketing failures spice up this months issue!

Level-5 sale, ahoy! Oh, and a wild 3D Altered Beast appears!

A special look at the two new Ganondorf figures from First 4 Figures.

After watching the debut trailer, are we excited for the return of Sonic and friends? 

Expect more Genius Sonority love on 3DS, and maybe even Wii U!

The Japanese developer went from Pokémon and Yamauchi's Q Fund to creating original games on the eShop.

Is "at-TIE-re" too awkward a pun to use?

So the Best Buy stuff might be limited, but it's something that can actually happen, unlike E3 demos on the eShop.

Did Crowdfarter warm our icy hearts?

A pair of arcade games from the days when arcades actually had video games.

Inspired by the brick-breaking martial arts minigames of old fighting games, the project has shifted to Nintendo platforms.

Bertil talks about his start in the game industry and eShop development.

This blog kind of got away from me at one point. 

How did these American racing game buffs become one of Nintendo's go-to developers?

Suddenly even Samus Aran finds herself in the staff's critical crosshairs as the discussion comes to a close.

Ocarina of what? Never heard of it. Hey, have you played Link's Awakening?

This week is completely dedicated to newly released Mario toys.

A neglected handheld does not make a happy Neal, but this Wii U thing could work.

Two Legend of Zelda LEGO sets are possibilities with your support.

Attention turns to the Nintendo Direct format, Nintendo's sense of timing, and a popular subject: the desire for new and original Nintendo IP.