Nintendo Wire’s Game of the Year for 2024 is…

Author: Roberto Diaz
Categories: Switch, Features

2024 has come and gone and with it, a slew of incredible games. Everything from RPGs, platformers and shooters to fighting, puzzle and simulation games, there was something for everyone. However, before we talk about the good, we do have to acknowledge the unfortunate, which are the continuing layoffs in…

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Celebrating 10 Years of Amiibo: Year Three (2016)

Author: Jason Ganos
Categories: Features, Amiibo News

Welcome to Part 4 of Our Deep Dive into the History of Amiibo! In today’s installment, we’re exploring the amiibo releases of 2016—a year that saw the introduction of new franchises, an influx of collectible cards, and some highly sought-after Japan-exclusive releases! Raise Your Shovels! The first amiibo release of…

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What sort of performance improvements can we expect from the Switch 2?

Categories: Features, Switch 2

With Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa finally revealing that the successor to the Nintendo Switch will have full backwards compatibility with the current console, it has gotten everyone’s minds pondering at just what that will mean for the performance of older games. While most of Nintendo’s first-party efforts run perfectly fine…

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Preview – Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake

Author: Jaxson Tapp
Categories: Features, Switch

We’re only a few weeks away from the much-anticipated release of Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, and I’ve been lucky enough to have some hands-on time playing it over the last week. I’m always happy to see another entry in a series as timeless as Dragon Quest, and I’ve been…

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Pikmin sightings at the San Diego Zoo

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Features

Nintendo’s affinity with the natural world runs deep in both imaginative and surprisingly realistic. Whether it’s establishing a new life with a whole host of animal neighbors or diving into a never ending sea, it’s easy to see the ecological influences. Perhaps no series embodies that more than Pikmin, which…

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