Yacht Club gets out in front of some news about the price and date for shovelry.

The physical release of Shovel Knight has had some changes in recent weeks.

In an update on their website, Yacht Club Games announced that the Wii U and 3DS versions will release on 30 October in Europe and November 3 in North America, due to delays in getting the game pressed following the Plague of Shadows update.

Which version, how will it go, and Amiibo?

With Yo-Kai Watch releasing next month, Level-5 is already considering their options for how to handle the sequel.

Speaking to our Jared Rosenberg at the New York Comic-Con, chief operating officer Yukari Hayakawa stated that they haven't made the decision as to which of the game's versions to... Read more...

And yes, the Dreamcast one sounds like you think it does.

North American 3DS owners will be able to make their system sound like classic Sega gear in the months ahead.

Sega of America confirmed that the hardware themes that first released in today's download PR - the Genesis and Game Gear - will be joined by six other bits of Sega hardware in the months to come. The themes will come out in Europe, but the date was not announced for the first release.

North America can chase a lot, while Europe kicks it old school.

Today’s downloads have a distinct old-school bent following last week’s indie release festival. The 3DS gets the end of the 2nd wave of Sega 3D Classics with the release of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, while the Wii U picks up the previously announced Pocky & Rocky With Becky, a curiosity of the Game Boy Advance.

Time to see if the Wii U's heaviest hitters can move systems.

Europe is about to get a loaded Wii U bundle.

The new Premium bundle launches on 30 October and will include a preloaded copy of Mario Kart 8 and an eShop download code for Splatoon. As per European pricing rules, no MSRP was given for the console.

The Mario Kart 8 preload, unlike the current North American bundle, does not appear to come with the DLC pass, but Splatoon will update in full.

Will the 3rd time be the charm for the indie hit releasing on a Nintendo platform?

Although Super Meat Boy released today on the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4, the door may be open to the title coming to the Wii U.

In the announcement post for the game's release today, Team Meat left this quote at the bottom of the post: "To the fan's we're still excluding I'll leave you with this: Wii haven't forgotten about U."

Spy on your friends, check out map rotations and mor(ay)!

A previously Japan-only feature of Splatoon has come west in the form of the new Splatnet.

Accessible at splatoon.nintendo.net, the website functions with a NNID and allows you to see who on your friends list is playing the game, and make "battle plans" to jump into the fight. Players can also see their equipment, get ranking percentages and see the current map rotations as well as for the next two rotations.

We are running out of hours in the year 2016 to play all the RPGs.

Famitsu has announced a new game in the Shin Megami Tensei IV universe will release in just a few months.

The magazine announced Shin Megami Tensei IV FINAL will release for the 3DS in Japan on February 10, 2016. Unlike previous "Final" versions of main-series Shin Megami Tensei games, which were reissues of prior games with additional content, this is a brand new game with a completely different set of characters.

Top men hopefully working on a fix for some other unpleasantness as well.

Nintendo of Europe has announced the next Splatoon weapon, set to unlock tonight in North America and tomorrow for the rest of the world.

The Carbon Roller Deco is a modified Carbon Roller with similar stats, but a different look and sub/special weapon combo. The Deco packs Seekers as the subweapon and a Bomb Rush special to allow for ranged damage while rolling.

As rumored, the (board) games begin in early November

The last piece of Nintendo's North American holiday lineup has fallen into place.

Nintendo of America announced on their social media channels today that Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival will release on November 13, as previously rumored. The package in stores will have a MSRP of US$59.99/C$69.99, and will come with the Isabelle and Digby Amiibo, plus Amiibo cards for Stitches, Goldie and Rosie.

It doesn’t get any earlier than this.

The tick-tock pattern of retail games on Nintendo consoles is in a “tock” this week, so the only game for North America in that lot is Chibi-Robo: Zip Lash’s preload. That’s not to say there’s no games releasing this week, though; the Sonic-inspired platformer Freedom Planet and the manic... Read more...