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Mario & Sonic Duel Some More 
Lately, we've seen SEGA icon Sonic and Nintendo spokesperson Mario are going head-to-head in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games. Today, Nintendo revealed they've got some more fights going on in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
Read more »- More Details On Wii Ware - First Titles Announced
More news from the Nintendo Conference 2007 Fall: more details on the download-service Wii Ware have arrived.
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Left Brain Right Brain 
Is the left brain the right brain? Majesco keeps us pondering with a new brain-training title for Nintendo DS: Left Brain Right Brain.
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Nintendo's E for all booth line-up 
Hit the jump for a jumbo list of Wii and DS games.
Read more »- EA Holiday Line-Up
It's that time of the year again: Christmas is nearing and so every company will go all-out on what they've got in stores for the holiday season. First stop: Electronic Arts.
Read more » - Wii Play ..... 'n Learn?
Codename Revolution have dug up some interesting little tidbits - namely a new UPC code for a new Nintendo of America product.
Read more » - Jam Sessions Jams with YouTube
And YOU'RE part of the Jammin'! A brand new competition gives you the chance to show off your talent and earn a chance to perform on the YouTube homepage and Fuse TV!
Read more » - Flipper Critters - Flips Off
But not in the way you think, Flipper Critters, a wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube pinball game ships off to the Americas! Hallelujah.
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Mario Kart at E for All? 
Browsing through the E for All press site, images have popped up under the "featured products" section showing two Mario Kart related listings - Nintendo Mario Kart and Nintendo Mario Kart D5 Race Set. Feel free to speculate what those could mean, maybe D5 = DS?
Read more »- Mercury Meltdown - Finally Released?
Poor poor America, being deprived of their slippery Mercury like that. Hopefully, the new date will stick. Head inside to see what date you'll be parting with your money!
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