Begone, scalpers.

There will be Classic systems from Nintendo into 2018.

A press statement just released by Nintendo of America has confirmed that the Super Nintendo Classic Mini system will continue production into 2018, after originally planning to cut off at the end of this year. NoA is also promising to ship... Read more...

A nice walking tour of New Donk City

The next Nintendo Direct will air this Wednesday.

Nintendo has announced a Direct presentation for Wednesday, September 13 at 6 p.m. Eastern time (3 p.m. Pacific, 2300 BST). The presentation will be 45 minutes long and cover Switch and Nintendo 3DS titles including “new details on Super Mario Odyssey”.

Want to earn the power to grant your Pokemon Mega Evolution in Sun and Moon? Gotta go fast.

Some important items in Pokémon Sun and Moon have a deadline for acquisition.

A new serial code was released recently for Sun and Moon that gives the Mega Stones for evolving Ampharos, Altaria, Latias and Latios. No end dates had been given for previous serial codes, but the new code and all previous... Read more...

Lumo keeps continuing the trend of Steam games releasing on Switch.

Today it was announced that Lumo, a retro indie game originally released on Steam, will be coming to the Switch in October. No set date has been confirmed, however we do know that it will be released as both a digital download and a physical release in major retailers.

For lovers of isometric... Read more...

Rockstar Games returns to Nintendo platforms after eight years away.

Mark your calendars because on November 14, Rockstar Games will be releasing an enhanced port of their 2011 game LA Noire on the Switch as well as other consoles.

This new port will include the full original game as well as all of the additional downloadable content. The Switch will even receive specific enhancements, a Joy-Con mode with gyroscopic and gesture-based controls, over-the-shoulder camera, and touch-based controls.

Europe and sales slightly delayed, unfortunately.

As a new job for the author looms, there's some new games hitting the Nintendo systems this week. For North America, there's a couple of new retail Switch games in R.B.I. Baseball 2017 (review coming as soon as I finish checking out all the ballparks) and LEGO Worlds. But the big movers are on 3DS, where Monster Hunter Stories drops this week with the followup of Metroid: Samus Returns's preload now being available.

It's going to be a really busy week in October.

Microids has announced that the release date for Syberia 1 on Nintendo Switch will be October 20.

Syberia 1 revolves around the story of Kate Walker, a young New York lawyer who is made responsible to oversee the sale of a factory hidden in the French Alps. This leads her on a journey across Eastern Europe which includes meeting colorful characters and a mythical island.

88 Heroes plus a few more coming to Nintendo Switch on October 2.

This morning, Rising Star Games announced the release date of 88 Heroes - 98 Heroes Edition for the Nintendo Switch. On October 2 in North America, and October 10 everywhere else, you'll be able to download the game through the eShop or pick up a physical version from major retailers.

Both versions will include all of the existing DLC, as well as a future pack called "H8 Mode Activate."

Save up your money, October is getting busier.

In what is turning out to be a very busy week in October, Alliance Digital Media has announced that it will be publishing a special version of the Polykid-developed Poi. The special Explorer Edition will be available on October 23 and will feature new and exclusive content. A physical version will be available in major retailers on the same day for those looking to save space on their SD cards.

We've got details about the port to the Nintendo Switch.

Resident Evil: Revelations 1 and 2 will be released on the Nintendo Switch on November 28 everywhere except Japan (where it will come out on November 30) according to publisher Capcom.

The Switch version will use motion controls, such as gyro aiming and shaking the Joy-Con to remove attacking... Read more...

Important for South America, more stable for all.

A new Switch firmware is available that will bring a new part of the world into your Splatoon 2 team.

In addition to the usual "General system stability improvements to enhance the user's experience", the update enables online play for five major countries in South America. Players in the following countries can now partake in online play: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Peru.

Japan's is next weekend with the deciding factor being Szechaun Sauce.

The second full Splatfest is in the books for North America and Europe, while Japan's has some advertising muscle next weekend.

Flight 2, Invisibility 1 (49-51, 55-45, 52-48) A far narrower popularity contest in the West saw Invisibility gain a small numbers advantage, but it wasn't enough to keep... Read more...

The Blanket of Legend

Last month we gave away a Paired Pikachu 8" "Symphony" Plushie (So cute!) but October's prize is truly legendary: a Zelda Gold NES Cartridge Throw Blanket! Thank you EVERYBODY for supporting us in our quest to deliver exciting Nintendo developments and exclusive gaming content at NWR!

If you're... Read more...

And @Wario64 is involved on both ends. (Allegedly.)

The Nindies @ Night even ahead of PAX West 2017 featured another Shovel Knight related announcement.

Yacht Club Games have announced a 3-pack of Shovel Knight series Amiibo featuring the stars of the three expansions: Plague Knight, Specter Knight and King Knight. The new Amiibo will add exclusive armor sets, new challenge stages and fairy companions to the game.

Details of the support were not disclosed.

UPDATE 9/15: The support was not in the shipping game. Original story follows.

NBA 2k18 will support all of the Switch's features, including Amiibo.

Originally rumored earlier this month with a listing from Nintendo of Japan, USGamer has confirmed the support at a preview event in New York City.

A cheap price to pay to create original characters (DO NOT STEAL)

The rash of original characters is about ten weeks out.

Sonic Forces was confirmed for a November 7 release today in a Sega press statement. The 3D hedgehog adventure will also have a lower price point as all versions are launching with a MSRP of US$39.99/C$54.99.

Like the Peach Rabbid, we've got #NoFilter.

The big game of the week - in fact, the biggest game since Splatoon 2 - is the game nobody believed existed until a few months ago in Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. We've got a review from Daan, plus a video review and a metric boatload of gameplay video on NWR TV from David Lloyd so check it out before you try and figure out how to turn Rabbid Luigi into Uriah.

Was this a product of their "Earliest Access" program announced at E3?

The champions of E3, Devolver Digital, have announced their newest project and it's headed for the Switch.

Pikuniku is a "absurd puzzle-exploration game" starring the title character as he tries to protect his hometown from a conspiracy hatched in the "deep state". There will be a community building aspect as well.

Too, too many games

In addition to the announcements of No More Heroes: Travis Strikes Back, Shovel Knight: King of Cards, Super Meat Boy Forever, Kentucky Route Zero and the release date for SteamWorld Dig 2, there were more announcements at the Nindie Showcase today.

Prepare to dig the night away.

SteamWorld Dig 2 is about three weeks away.

The follow-up from Image and Form to their 2014 breakout hit will release for Switch first, on September 21.