Pre-registration is open now!

MyNintendo, the successor to the Club Nintendo rewards program, was briefly talked about in today's Direct.

It will include both upcoming Nintendo mobile apps as well as future games. By playing and purchasing Nintendo software, you can earn points for future rewards.

You can register for Miitomo at miitomo.com. You can also sign up for a MyNintendo account at accounts.nintendo.com.

Genei Ibunroku no longer.

Three and a half years after its debut, North America will finally get to see what Shin Megami Tensei x Fire Emblem meant.

Known finally as Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, the Nintendo/Atlus collaboration will release on June 24. The game features a crossover of RPGs and pop music, and will feature Japanese original voice with English subtitles.

This update holds the keys to the castle.

Keys with locked doors, skewers from Super Mario World, and Super Expert difficulty will release on March 9 in Super Mario Maker, shown off during today's Direct.

Keys can be hidden in the stage or in an enemy, creating mandatory boss battles, or be locked behind a handful of pink "key coins."

The previously leaked game has a lot of color.

The new Paper Mario title will have a lot of color in it.

Paper Mario Color Splash has been confirmed for a 2016 release, and will take place on Prism Island - an island drained of its color. Paper Mario will wield a Color Hammer to bring the color back and also revive Toads and other objects.

You're not only getting one new Star Fox game, you're getting two!

More information on Star Fox Zero, including information on another new Starfox game, was announced on today's Nintendo Direct.

Teleporters appear in the game that have a big impact on the branching map. Fortune that features brand new enemies. Corneria was also shown, showcasing the alternate paths some stages have. Once you beat Venom in normal mode, more branches and paths open up in other stages.

One of the lost Projects lives on.

Project Guard lives, and will be coming with Star Fox Zero.

Star Fox Guard will reelease on April 22, and will be included with the retail package or sold as a separate download on the eShop. You will play as Slippy's uncle Grippy who designs a security system to save a mining site from attack.

We're hungry like the wolf for the Direct later.

Following last week’s Pika-fest, another major Nintendo franchise takes the lead this week as The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD launches tonight at midnight (Eastern). Though the physical version does come with the amiibo, it shouldn’t take long for that part to come to other shops so... Read more...

This could be the first 100% accurate replacement for the original control stick design.

For a long time now, enthusiasts of the Nintendo 64 have been searching for ways to replace worn out control sticks in their controllers. Finally it seems, someone has undertaken the challenge of completely recreating the original parts.

The Nintendo 64 control stick mechanism was of a mechanical... Read more...

Covering Wii U and 3DS games for spring and summer.

The next Nintendo Direct has a quick turnaround from the Pokémon show.

The show will run tomorrow at 5pm Eastern, 2pm Pacific and 2300 CET. According to the announcement, "games releasing through the summer" will be discussed.

The Direct will air at 7am in Japan on March 4. As well, the Japanese announcement has confirmed there will not be NX or mobile news.

The biggest game with a V Atlus *might* release in North America this year.

After being teased for weeks, it's now official: Etrian Odyssey V is a 3DS title and will release in Japan on August 5.

A full spread will appear in the next issue of Famitsu magazine, but the game will have ten different character classes among four races, including a "hound user" class. The character creation allows for a mix of any class, gender and race (human, elf, dwarf, beastkin).

New play sets and battle styles are coming this spring.

Disney held the first Disney Infinity NEXT presentation today to provide updates for their current 3.0 line. Addressing fan concerns on the lifespan of starter sets, Disney ensured 3.0 would continue through the year with new figures and four new play sets, one for each of the core Disney sectors: Disney, Marvel, Star Wars and Pixar.