In a surprising update earlier today, Nintendo Switch Online has brought in a feature that people have been wanting for…
To celebrate Pokémon Day, Tsunekazu Ishihara, president of The Pokémon Company hosted a presentation to reveal what’s next for the ever-popular franchise.
The first Nintendo Direct of 2022 was jam packed with surprising revivals, updates, and greatly-anticipated sequels. Mario Strikers, Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Nintendo Switch Sports, and Chrono Cross are just a few to name.
The first Nintendo-published game of the year has already sold 6.5 million units in its first week on the market.
Nintendo Co., Ltd. has released their hardware numbers for the third fiscal quarter (October 1 to December 31) of the 2021-2022 fiscal year.
Announced last year, the new RPG from former Shin Megami Tensei developers is set to release this February.
The first Nintendo-published game for the year finally received a gameplay deep-dive.
East Asia Soft, a well-known indie game publisher premiered a “New Year Showcase 2022” video on Youtube that showed 8 games scheduled for “early 2022” on Nintendo Switch.
The next mainline installment in the Kirby franchise was previously slated for Spring 2022, but now has an official release date, along with a new trailer.
It has been revealed that Nintendo’s 2020 holiday game has reached a huge sales milestone worldwide.
To end out the year, we were given another Indie World Showcase. Nintendo’s publishing and development partners from around the world presented details about 19 of the indie games coming to the Nintendo Switch with four of them being released immediately afterwards.
Nintendo may have not had any world premieres during The Game Awards 2021, but that did not stop third-parties from showing up.
Despite It Takes Two and Forza Horizon 5 dominating the wins at The Game Awards, Nintendo managed to take home just one award.
Nintendo received multiple nominations this year, including Metroid Dread being nominated for both Game of the Year and Best Action/Adventure.
Advance Wars fans will have to wait a little longer as one of Nintendo’s December games needs more time in the garage.