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Jay Borenstein writes: Who doesnt love a good toy? Gamers often collect pieces of memorabilia to go with their gaming obsession, like the recently announced and beautiful looking Link on the Crimson Skyloft statue from First 4 Figures, or the statues that often come with the collectors editions of games. They look pretty, sure, but all they do is sit on their shelf and stare at your with their dead eyes. Recently however, I was fortunate enough to get a hands on preview of Nintendos upcoming Amiibo line of figures that promise functionality across the entire line of the Wii U and 3DS catalog, and I witnessed an otherwise idle but well designed Pikachu figurine come to life in Super Smash Bros Wii U and summarily kick my butt. Nintendo, youre definitely on to something here.

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IGN's all-Nintendo podcast is back with a new episode.

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"Earlier this afternoon, Nintendo's official Facebook page posted a picture meant to serve as a 'recount' of sorts for the past week. However, this picture also included an image not shown - one of Kirby and Pikachu in a mine cart together? Many have speculated this is a stage based on either Donkey Kong or Kirby All-Star's The Great Cave Offensive. Either way, it's new content that appears to have its own special properties."

Added: 28.09.2014 13:05 | 9 views | 0 comments

Just don’t break your back lugging this pocket monster about

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If you ever wanted to punch Pikachu in the face while humming the battle theme to Final Fantasy V, then this week’s lineup of new releases on the Nintendo 3DS is just for you. Get ready for the Super Smash Bros. demo and Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call.

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A man wearing a Pokemon hat and carrying a Pikachu stuffed animal jumped the White House fence Thursday afternoon, and made it onto the lawn at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. His story ended in capture, however, and not with the glory of catching them all.

According to