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The new version is 20 minutes longer than the infamous theatrical release.

This is why Nintendo shut down the planned Netflix series.

The studio that brought you ‘Despicable Me’ is partnering with Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto on his first big-screen animated movie.

A new report says Nintendo is partnering with Illumination, the studio behind ‘Despicable Me’ for what would surely be one of the biggest animated movies ever.

As teased earlier this year at E3 by Nintendo representative Shigeru Miyamoto, Nintendo is contemplating a return to making movies based on their classic video game properties. That sentiment has been echoed again now, as a close look at Nintendo’s upcoming plans reveals a vague idea for …

Mario, Luigi and the rest of the Mushroom Kingdom head to Hollywood and Orlando in an epic partnership between Nintendo and Universal Parks & Resorts.

About a month ago, surprising news broke that Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda might at long last get the live-action treatment with a Game of Thrones-style Netflix series, odd considering the video game juggernaut’s usual reticence with intellectual properties. Now, Nintendo boss Satoru…

Well, smash my pots and mask my Majoras, this is unexpected. After decades of stalled developments and rumors, ‘The Legend of Zelda’ might at long last get the live-action treatment, emerging as a potential new Netflix TV series. Rupee-hiding shrubs, you’ve been warned.

An interview with Eiji Aonuma revealed his desire to break away from traditional Legend of Zelda mechanics to create something truly new.

Need a little more Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag in your life? Then check out the new behind-the-scenes video that shows how they made the live-action "Defy" commercial.