Nintendo fans, get ready to level up your gaming experience because the release date for the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been...
Sony is set to release “The Legend of Zelda”, a live-action adaptation of the iconic Nintendo gaming franchise, on March 26, 2027. The studio...
The Nintendo Switch is preparing for its grand finale as it welcomes exciting new games before the arrival of its successor, the officially announced...
The Nintendo community has been thrown into a frenzy with leaked photos of what appears to be a finalized, production version of the Nintendo...
Fitness Boxing 3 for the Nintendo Switch promises to whip you into shape with its easy-to-learn routines and daily workouts. While it may not...
Nintendo fans and theme park enthusiasts were treated to a sneak peek of the upcoming Super Nintendo World in Japan during a recent Nintendo...
Get ready for an epic adventure! Universal’s Epic Universe, a thrilling new theme park featuring worlds based on beloved properties like Harry Potter and...
Nintendo has announced “Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition,” a new game set to be released on the Switch on July 18, 2024. The game features 13 classic NES games with over 150 speedrunning challenges, catering to both experienced gamers and newcomers. The competitive nature of the game is complemented by online leaderboards and local multiplayer options for up to eight players. The trailer for the game invokes nostalgia, showcasing historical moments from past Nintendo World Championships. Each challenge in the game is
Rumors and speculation about the release date of the Nintendo Switch’s successor, known as “Switch 2,” are running wild. However, Nintendo’s current sales forecast does not account for a new console, suggesting that a release is unlikely before April. Analyst Daniel Ahmad points out that Nintendo’s omission of the Switch 2 from their sales forecasts doesn’t necessarily indicate the release timeline, citing the company’s past behavior with the original Switch. While Nintendo has remained tight-lipped about their plans, President
Universal Orlando Resort has released a video preview of the highly-anticipated Super Nintendo World, set to open in 2023 as part of the Epic Universe theme park in Florida. The video provides a sneak peek into the layout of the park, which closely resembles the Super Nintendo World in Japan. The park in Florida will feature three rides, including the Donkey Kong Mine Cart Madness coaster that mimics the experience of the Donkey Kong Country video games. Other attractions include Mario Kart: Bowser’s Challenge
Few evoke the nostalgic charm and innovative fusion of genres quite like “Super Mario RPG” for the Nintendo Switch. Once a groundbreaking collaboration between...
A new contender is stepping into the spotlight, promising to bring a beloved fantasy world to life. Nintendo, riding high on the success of...
In the quaint world of “My Time At Sandrock,” where the dust of the old world settles just as new beginnings take root, players...
Few franchises have remained as consistently delightful as Super Mario Bros. The newest entry, Super Mario Bros. Wonder, is a shining example of Nintendo’s...
In the verdant gaming universe, the Pikmin series has always been a whimsical, charming flower, sprouting playfully in Nintendo’s lush garden of franchises. With...
Stepping into the world of “Tears of the Kingdom” feels like being granted the keys to an enchanted kingdom, where every corner promises magic...
Oh, how we cringe at the mere mention of the 1993 live-action debacle that dared to bring Mario and Luigi to life on the...
Octopath Traveler II, a follow-up to the original Octopath Traveler, has arrived. Developed by Square Enix, this turn-based role-playing game presents a modern take...
Ah, the remastered version of Metroid Prime, a true gem in the world of video games! For those unfamiliar with this classic title, let...
The latest Nintendo Direct event saw the unveiling of the much-anticipated second trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and it...
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