When Street Fighter 6 released for Nintendo Switch 2 on the console’s launch, it came with some new features exclusive to the Nintendo port. The most obvious feature was amiibo support, including Street Fighter character figurines and a brand-new set of cards specific to SF6. With DLC characters still coming…
When the Switch 2 was announced, a number of industry pundits were concerned that Nintendo had played things too safe. In the past, Nintendo has taken wild swings with its hardware and done outlandish things like include motion controls or force people to play with a tablet. The Nintendo Switch,…
Nintendo of Japan has just revealed one of what will surely be multiple announcements leading up to Mario’s 40th anniversary in September. My Mario, a new child-focused product line of merchandise and engagement experiences, is launching on Tuesday, August 26th in Japan. You can view the My Mario…
Hey, Tomodachi Life fans! Today’s sole new arrival in the Badge Arcade is just for you. Hope you like fruit! Free play? No. Practice catcher: It looks like the Arcade is clearing out its inventory of “thank you!” badges, as it’s the final day for all but one catcher. If…
Nintendo of America has announced that several DLC packs would be made available for Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE on launch day. The packs include costume packs, access to dungeons that yield fast EXP, and the ability to collect rare materials to craft powerful weapons. There’s no word yet on what each…
Nintendo’s long history of catchy slogans– from “Now you’re playing with power” to “Wii would like to play”– continues today, as the company revealed a new catchphrase in a Nintendo 2DS price drop promotional video. “There’s no play like it,” reads the new slogan, which appears at the end of…
Capcom has finally given those of us in the west some details regarding the eagerly anticipated Ace Attorney 6! First up is the game’s full name – Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Spirit of Justice. This ties in nicely to what we already know about a heavy emphasis on the…
The cheapest way for Nintendo fans to gain access to the large catalogue of 3DS titles is about to get a little cheaper. On May 20th, Nintendo is dropping the suggested price of the 2DS by a whopping 20%. This takes the already cheap system down from $99.99 to $79.99….
Earlier today Japanese mobile game developer DeNA held a press conference to discuss their ongoing plans. Naturally, the company’s collaboration with Nintendo was brought up and as a result we finally have a little bit of information on the next titles to come out of the partnership; Animal Crossing and…
Nintendo of Japan has posted an overview trailer for Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games over on its YouTube channel. You can check out the trailer, which provides an overview of the 14 events featured in the game, and explains amiibo functionality, in this video. It appears…
Nintendo of America announced today via its press site that Style Savvy: Fashion Forward and Disney Magical World 2 will be coming to North America later this year. Style Savvy: Fashion Forward, known as New Style Boutique 2: Fashion Forward, is a fashion game that allows players to dress their…
Nintendo of Japan has announced that two new colors of the 3DS LL will be making their way to stores on June 9th. The two new colors are Green x Black and Pink x White. Each new console will retail for 20,304 yen or about $185.00. No word yet on…
Following their absence in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, the Ice Climbers are finally making a return – as a Super Mario Maker costume. After first arriving on the gaming scene in 1985’s aptly-named Ice Climber, Nana and Popo became playable characters in Super Smash Bros….
This article was originally published on Infinity Inquirer. In a shocking turn of events, Disney has announced that Disney Infinity is officially no more. Here is the company’s official statement: By now you may have heard the news that we have made the difficult decision to discontinue production of Disney…
File this under “Dream Games”: Elite Beat Agents director Keiichi Yano recently sat down for an interview with Polygon in which he expressed interest in creating a sequel to 2006’s criminally underappreciated Elite Beat Agents. Yano said “I think there will be a right time when it feels like [the…
