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If you meet me, it doesn't take you very long to figure out that I have a passion for video games; especially Nintendo. I was invited to come out to Nintendo Headquarters in Redmond with my daughters to be in a Nintendo Sneak Peek featurette that showcases new games coming out.

Last year we saw the release of the NES Classic Edition and now Nintendo is treating us to its 16-bit predecessor.

710 ESPN (KIRO) in Seattle is reporting that Seattle Mariners CEO Howard Lincoln is stepping down after 16-plus years at the helm of the good ship U.S.S. Mariner.

This cat and Mario are about as in sync with each other as you can get. Whenever Mario jumps on Super Mario Bros., the cat jumps, too.

I, like many Americans, picked up the new Wii-U from Nintendo at midnight on November 18th. It's basically a Wii with some added features, but there were a few games I was looking forward to playing. What I didn't expect was how long it was going to take to update.

This morning, Nintendo reveiled new information on their new Wii U system which is slated to be released November 18th. One of the features on this system is going to make the TV shows you're watching interactive with Nintendo TVii.

The annual E3 event is the place where they unveil all the new video game technology, systems, games, ect. A lot of buzz has been going a round for Nintendo to release details of what will be the next Wii system. Apparently, it's called the Wii U...

According to the 13,000 gamers who voted on the Guinness World Records’ website, Mario is the greatest video game character of all time. The plumber with amazing leaping abilities edged out another Nintendo favorite, Link, from “Legend of Zelda,” for the top spot.  All told, Nintendo had 11 characters among the top 50.