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Star Fox Zero gets dated and Halo 5: Guardians won't feature Master Chief's face. Plus, Nintendo files patent for console with no optical drive and your PlayStation Plus free games lineup for September is here.

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Nintendo has announced all of the games coming to Wii U and 3DS for the rest of the year.

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The randomly-generated dungeon crawler returns in a few months.

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Nintendo has revealed the release date for Star Fox Zero.

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It's actually the Wii U rocking the most games

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It's actually the Wii U rocking the most games

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The nice and naughty ninja girls of the SENRAN KAGURA universe return to the 3DS in a 2.5D side-scrolling brawler. Featuring the series’ trademark high-flying, clothes-ripping battle mechanics, SENRAN KAGURA 2: Deep Crimson follows 12 playable characters on a supernatural martial arts adventure through modern Japan. For the first time in the series, shinobi can fight in pairs, covering each other’s backs, combining their special techniques, and giving their partners time to recover when the going gets tough. One player can control both team members, switching back and forth at will, or two players together can fight side by side in co-op mode. Double-team your opponents in gaming’s most thrilling threesomes with SENRAN KAGURA 2: Deep Crimson.

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Nintendo has provided the release calendar for the vast majority of its big releases coming later this year, including the likes of Star Fox Zero, Xenoblade Chronicles X, and many more. On November 20, Star Fox Zero, as well as the Falco amiibo and PokeĂłmon Super Mystery Dungeon, will hit store shelves. Meanwhile, the 3DS exclusive Yo-Kai Watch will be available two weeks earlier, on November 6.