The slow drip feed of classic games for Nintendo Switch Online continues today with the addition of three SNES titles to the Switch’s growing catalog of classic games. As announced by Nintendo on its official YouTube channel, subscribers to NSO can now play “Fatal Fury 2,” “Sutte Hakkun,” and “Super…
As reported by Automaton, Nintendo’s stock prices have reached an all-time high today following the slight drop it suffered from the Switch 2 reveal teaser. Just last week, we reported how Nintendo’s stocks fell around 5.9% following the unveiling of the Switch 2, which analysts believed was down to leaks…
In some rather sad news to kick off 2025, it looks as if developer Extremely OK Games, LTD. (EXOK), the team behind the acclaimed 2018 platformer Celeste, has cancelled development of its upcoming action RPG Earthblade. In a blog post on the dev’s official website, Maddy Thorson, director of Celeste,…
Its been a week since Humble Bundle teamed up with Nintendo for a second time with the Friends of Nintendo bundle, and it’s been a massive success so far, with over $1 million being raised for charities and developers. Now three more games have joined the selection to make it…
UPDATE: North American box art for Callie/Marie and the Inkling 3-Pack have been added. Since Splatoon’s launch nearly a year ago, and with a certain update that happened a couple months back, we all guessed they were coming. And finally, here they are. The Squid Sisters themselves, Callie and Marie,…
UPDATE (5/2): Nintendo has released a new version of the Squid Sisters concert, this time providing English subtitles for all of the dialogue Callie and Marie speak while performing. So even if you checked out the original version below, you might be able to enjoy the experience even more by…
Keiji Inafune’s Mega Man spiritual successor, Mighty No. 9, has had a rough cycle of development, with several delays pushing it back from its initial planned release window of April 2015. The wait will soon be over, however, as the developers at Comcept have confirmed Mighty No. 9 has gone…
The love affair between Miitomo and Splatoon continues with the release of several new themed rewards for My Nintendo. Ink tanks are now available, as part of a Splatoon promotion that began with a pair of Inkling wigs issued for free earlier this week. The new accessories come in six…
UPDATE (4/29): A Super Meat Boy trailer is here. We get to see our favorite bloody hero in action on the Wii U– finally! The title will be hitting the European Wii U eShop on May 12th. There’s no official word yet on a U.S. release, but there’s a good…
Super Mario Maker’s Mystery Mushroom costume selection is already more than a little bizarre, with the likes of Mario driving a Mercedez Benz to a playable pigeon to choose from. The latest costume announcement may take the cake though, as it’s based on Japanese metal idol band Babymetal. Take a…
It’s been one heck of a morning! Nintendo has released a huge amount of news regarding the NX, the future of the Zelda series and mobile. In case you missed it, here is everything that Nintendo announced at their investor meeting early this morning. NX coming March 2017 Read the…
Pokémon news site Serebii has uncovered that a Pikachu themed Pokkén Tournament game controller is coming to Japan. The controller will feature a silhouette of series mascot Pikachu and will retail for 3,758 yen. Expect the GamePad to launch in June in Japan. There’s no word yet on an international…
UPDATE: Nintendo of Europe has revealed that not only will Zelda be the focus of Nintendo’s E3, but it will be the only game present on its show floor, in order to guarantee “complete immersion.” It’s hard to believe that the last time we saw extended footage of the upcoming…
UPDATE: Almost immediately after this article was originally posted, Nintendo U.K. revealed in a tweet that the next Zelda will be launching simultaneously on Wii U and NX, while also providing us with a brand new piece of art in the process: Even more information is being uncovered in the…
It’s not uncommon that we hear of sales figures regarding big games or amiibo in countries like the U.S. or Japan, but more often than not a lot of other countries get swept under the rug. Philipe Lavoue of Nintendo of France recently had an interview with news outlet Le…
