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If you thought that Nintendo's free Pokemon for Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon were over with now that Niantic Labs' Pokemon Go has become big, think again. Nintendo is still rolling out free Legendary Pokemon for those of you who have the Nintendo 3DS title in your possession.

Nobody likes a cheater, and that includes Niantic, the developer behind the hugely popular Pokemon Go.

Rather than wait for their E3 broadcast in a couple of weeks, Nintendo has opted to pull back the curtain early on all things Pokemon, revealing two Switch exclusives and one game that will also be released for mobile. Get ready to catch 'em all.

If you've been a member of the Gamers Club program at Best Buy for years on end, be prepared to see it all go away. Yes, Best Buy is ending the Games Club Unlocked program, and all the benefits associated with it will soon come to an end.

Nintendo has found a lot of success in its NES Classic and SNES Classic mini-consoles and, based on a recent trademark filing, it looks like they may try to continue that trend with the Nintendo 64.

It looks like Japanese gamers will soon be able to enjoy all of the tantalizing terrors of Resident Evil VII on the Nintendo Switch, though in an unexpected way.

Saber Interactive's NBA Playgrounds 2 was supposed to be released on May 22nd later this week for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the Nintendo Switch. However, the game hit a slight snag and now Saber Interactive have decided to push the release back after a last minute delay.

We finally know exactly when Clover Studio's masterpiece will arrive on the new platform.

Pixar movies are known for two things, making you weep openly in a movie theater full of strangers, and hiding references to their other films inside each feature. It seems that the first LEGO game based on a Pixar license will follow suit.

If you missed out on the NES Classic Edition the first time around, Nintendo is keeping to its promise to release more of the old-school, miniscule consoles this summer.

Nintendo Switch fans have a busy summer ahead of them, as Capcom announces the impending arrival of Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate for the portable/home console hybrid.

Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series is oftentimes regarded as one of the greatest game series in the history of gaming, but one of the biggest criticisms is that you don't get to play as Princess Zelda. Well, a new mod for Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild changes all of that.

There's been one giant complaint about the Nintendo Switch when it comes to portability and being able to play while on the go: the battery life. When playing high-end AAA games the Nintendo Switch may net you two to three hours tops for most titles, and then the battery is completely drained. Well, Nintendo may have a fix for that.

Nintendo recently announced plans for its premium online service for the Nintendo Switch, including a hub that will let subscribers play some classic games. And, according to a follow-up report, it appears this is as close to a return for the Virtual Console as Nintendo plans to get on the platform.

With Nintendo shifting its online service to a premium model later this year, the publisher has announced a handful of the features subscribers can expect, including the ability to backup saves online and enjoy classic games with new features.

It was only a matter of time before Microsoft began edging Mojang away from supporting the old seventh gen systems when it comes to new content and updates for Minecraft. Well that day has finally arrived, and the next big update for the game will be the last for the legacy consoles.

It has taken a year, but it sounds like the folks at Steam have finally unlocked the mysteries of the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.

The 2018 World Video Game Hall of Fame inductees have been announced, including four titles that continue to help shape the world of gaming.

The Federal Trade Commission has been busy in the gaming realm for the last couple of years, from getting reviewers to add disclosures to written and video content, to going after the big console manufacturers and VR makers for their warranty policies.

Starting this fall Nintendo will start charging people to play online. It's not something many gamers are looking forward to, but some people are hoping that paid service means better compatibility and playability. Well, Nintendo finally revealed exactly when details on the pricing and features of the Nintendo Network will go live.