Racing onto Nintendo Music this week, we have Mario Kart 64! First released back in 1996, Mario Kart 64 went on to become the second best-selling game on the Nintendo 64. MK 64 introduced many new aspects to the franchise, such as unique tracks, weight classifications, iconic items like the…
In a rather odd turn of events, it has come to light that the soon to be released Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake will not feature an upgrade path from Switch 1 to Switch 2. Square Enix revealed the news on the game’s official website, which features an…
One of the biggest additions to the Nintendo Switch 2 is the introduction of GameCube titles to the Classics collection. GameCube titles, as well as 64, SNES, NES, and GBA titles, are available via emulator on the console itself. Even with a limited library, Nintendo Switch 2 owners have been…
A new extended trailer for the upcoming Pokémon Sun & Moon anime has launched! Most importantly, the two minute video has revealed to us that the Sun & Moon arc of the anime will make its debut on TV Tokyo in Japan with an hourlong special episode on November 17th,…
The latest episode of the Pokémon Generations miniseries is here! This week, we get an in depth look at Team Aqua. Check it out!
After its reveal yesterday, Nintendo is sure to be bombarded with questions about the Switch leading up to a more formal showing of the console. One of the first publications to manage a brief Q & A was Japanese magazine Famitsu, who had a few key questions. First and foremost…
A new line of Mario and Pikachu crossover merchandise has been announced for release in Japan, featuring the Pokémon dressed up as both Mario and Luigi. The line includes plushes, keychains, folders, hanafuda cards, playing cards, New 3DS cover plates and even Pokémon: The Trading Card Game cards, among other…
A new Japanese promotion featuring Gen VII Pokémon Mimikyu has launched, which includes a music video showing off new Sun and Moon game footage as well as a Halloween-themed website. The video posted by the official Japanese Pokémon YouTube channel stars Mimikyu, who is shown desperately trying to be like…
Back in July North America got to dive into 7th Dragon III Code: VFD, an undeniably stylish JRPG from Sega for the Nintendo 3DS. Unfortunately for European gamers, however, the game was left in limbo due to Sega of Europe’s loss of a publisher for slightly lesser known Japanese games…
Not to be outdone by the Wii U’s catch-all approach to controller support, the newly unveiled Nintendo Switch will boast a wide variety of input options both out of the box and beyond. At least five unique control schemes are integrated into the Switch, incorporating both single and multiplayer play,…
The Nintendo Switch reveal trailer gave us a lot of details about the console, but there were also a lot of short glimpses of plenty of games coming to the new system. Here’s a breakdown of all the games shown in the new video: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of…
We got a brief look at a bunch of games heading to Nintendo Switch during today’s exciting preview trailer. One of those titles looked an awful lot like Mario Kart 8, though with two key differences. Most notably, King Boo has joined the roster of playable characters! We also received…
The Nintendo Switch was revealed only a short time ago, and while the short three minute video will no doubt induce speculation for some time, Nintendo did also release a list of third party publishers and developers it’s got backing it. The list is fairly long and full of some…
UPDATE: The Japanese Splatoon Twitter account has sent out a message regarding the brief appearance in the Nintendo Switch trailer. Give it a look – 緊急報告だ！あの会社が公開した映像を調査していたのだが…、これは……新種のイカ…？一体何が起きているのだろうか！？まだ詳細は判明しておらず、お伝えできる情報は無いのだが、引き続き調査・研究を行う所存だ。お待ちいただきたい。https://t.co/cWj5CIWF6L pic.twitter.com/FNKMZ7GV4k — Splatoon（スプラトゥーン） (@SplatoonJP) October 20, 2016 While there’s nothing majorly new, they do ask fans to wait for more news and that it’s…
It was long rumored but with today’s avalanche of news we finally have confirmation – NVIDIA is behind the technology powering Nintendo’s newest system, the Switch. Rather than using one of the company’s pre-existing mobile chips, however, NVIDIA has created a custom Tegra processor for the Switch. Supposedly it is…
