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Following yesterday's Japanese Nintendo Direct event, Nintendo of America on Monday released a 17-minute "Nintendo Direct Micro" video featuring new game announcements and more.

You can watch the entire video below; check back soon for a roundup of news.

Here are some of the key takeways from the event, divided by platform.

3DS

Chibi-Robot!: Zip Lash -- This new side-scrolling action game casts players as the lovable robot who uses his plug to whip enemies and solve puzzles. The game launches in October. A Chibi-Robo! Amiibo toy will also be available, but only through a special bundle. More details will be announced later.

Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure -- The puzzle series returns with a new "Miracle Cure" item that "activates a variet of capsule- and virus-eradicating powers." The game is available to pre-buy today before its official launch June 11.

Bravely Second: End Layer -- The sequel to Square Enix's RPG Bravely Default is coming to the west in 2016. Previously, it was confirmed only for Japan.

Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon -- Already announced, this randomly generated dungeon game launches this winter.

LBX: Little Battlers eXperience -- Based on the anime and toy line, this game allows players to build, customize, and battle robots. There are 130 models and more than 4,000 parts available. The game, which also supports local wireless play, launches August 21.

Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons Super Mario Bros. Edition -- This comes with two free unlockable worlds for Puzzle & Dragons Z and Puzzle & Dragons Super Mario Bros. Edition. What's more, Nintendo said it plans to start releasing free content for Puzzle & Dragons Z on a weekly basis.

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Gamepressure.com writes: During the latest edition of Digital Dragons gaming conference that took place in Kraków, Poland, we had an opportunity to chat with Brian Fargo. The legendary developer talked about his current and future endeavors.

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Two huge puzzle games in one with minor problems makes this a well-valued package.

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Serena Nelson writes: "First person dungeon crawlers have been around since practically the dawn of video gaming and have been inspired by pen-and-paper games like Dungeon of Dragons even years earlier than that. So, it shouldn't come as a surprise that Indie Voyage is looking to make one of their own in Venture Forth. And from the looks of things this is one enormous cavern network. With plenty of things to kill and phat lewts to snatch from their lifeless corpses."

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Edward and William are joined by one of the great writers of Gamer Chatter, Eugene Sax! Edward has played a metric ton of The Witcher 3, and also dabbled in Puzzle and Dragons Z for the 3ds. William goes on about MCM and more pinball! Eugene rambles on about his PC gaming adventures. This weeks community question was: What is your favorite Marvel Superhero and Villain? Why? We had some great answers! The rest of the show is as normal. Please enjoy and see you next week!

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Capcom published today a new set of screenshots of Dragons Dogma Online. The game is due out as a free-to-play title for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PC later this year in Japan.