Hope you guys are ready for November, because it’ll be the last month this year for Amiibogeddon.

Not only that, but November will also mark the return of store exclusives. Starting November 1st, you can get your hands on the special Super Smash Bros Mii Fighter 3 Pack Exclusively at Toys R Us. After that, Get ready to head back to TRU on the 8th to snag yourself a limited edition Villager Amiibo reprint. Not only that, but the popular toy retailer is also hinting that the Mega Yarn Yoshi Amiibo will also be a store exclusive come the 15th.

Last, but not least, Best Buy didn’t want to feel left out of all the fun. That’s why on November 20th, you can march right into your local Best Buy retailer for their Super Smash Bros Falco Amiibo.

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If exclusive Amiibos just aren’t your thing though, starting November 13th, you can simply walk into any retailer and nab yourself a Mewtwo Amiibo for yourself. Are you excited for this final wave of Amiibo?

With only four months left in 2015, Nintendo is planning to close the year out with a bevy of titles that will surely cripple many a bank account from coast to coast. While Super Mario Maker is the major focus for Nintendo’s marketing team, there are dozens of other titles that will make the Wii U and the New Nintendo 3DS systems appealing to consumers in the weeks to come.

Earlier today, Nintendo unveiled their release calendar for the rest of 2015, and we’ve broken it down for you here:

SEPTEMBER

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Super Mario Maker $59.99

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Super Mario Maker Wii U Bundle w/ 8-bit Mario amiibo ($299.99)

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Skylander SuperChargers Starter Set $74.99

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Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer $39.99

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LEGO Dimensions $99.99

 

OCTOBER

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Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash! $29.99

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Yoshi’s Wooly World $49.99

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Yarn Yoshi amiibo ($19.99)and Mega Yarn Yoshi amiibo ($39.99)

 

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Guitar Hero Live $99.99

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Just Dance 2016 $49.99

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Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water $49.99 (Wii U eShop exclusive)

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The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes $39.99

 

NOVEMBER

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YO-KAI WATCH $39.99

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StarFox Zero $59.99

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Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon $39.99

 

DECEMBER

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Xenoblade Chronicles X $59.99

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Devil’s Third $59.99

 

Mario Tennis Ultra Smash and Animal Crossing Amiibo Festival have yet to receive release dates, but both games should be available this holiday season. Important to note: the long-awaited Mewtwo and Falco amiibo figures will launch November 13 and November 20 respectively.

With all these games coming out in the next four months, it is safe to say that many bank accounts will be emptied for the rest of 2015. What games will you be picking up? Let us know in the comments below and we will share your responses on this week’s episode the of Geekscape Game Podcast!

 

Rumors have been running rampant about how the man who is considered the father of Nintendo, Shigeru Miyamoto, has been working on a new IP for Nintendo. On the other hand, fans have been begging for a new Star Fox game, one that hopefully brings the series back to the same level of prominence as Star Fox 64 in a way that every sequel since has failed to do. But at the closing moments of Nintendo’s E3 Digital Event, Miyamoto could be spotted playing a curiously familiar game on his Wii U. It wouldn’t be until afterwards that it would be confirmed. Yes, a new Star Fox game is in development alongside not only one, but TWO potential new IPs. Did that get your attention?

Details are nearly non existent in regards to Fox McCloud’s next adventure aside from the fact that it will put players back in control of the Arwing and Landmaster Tank, and will be on the Wii U sometime in the future. As far as the other two projects, Nintendo had a little bit more information to offer up.

Code named Project Giant Robot and Project Guard, both games have distinctive play styles that use the Wii U game pads functions in different ways. The former puts players in control of a mech, who will fight threats in a Tokyo-ish city. The latter has players defending a base against robots who are trying to invade our territory, and the only way to shoot them down is to switch between a variety of security cameras that are displayed on the screen.

Two new IPs and a game that fans have been begging for for years. It’s safe to say that everything went better than expected. We got some hands on time with both new IPs, so expect an in depth preview later today, but until then, sound off and tell us what other Nintendo franchises you’d like to see revived, and check back as new information on Star Fox releases over the coming months!