Back in 2015, Satoru Iwata passed away at the age of 55. That was far too soon, and he had still so much to accomplish in the gaming industry. In a recent Time interview, Shigeru Miyamoto talked about how Iwata contributed to Nintendo's upcoming console.
For many, Fire Emblem Heroes is little more than a fun strategy game filled with fab fashion and horny heroes. For an unlucky few, a terrible glitch has transformed the game into a terrifying nightmare.
You know times are strange when even Zelda games are getting season passes, and here we are. Nintendo announced today that Breath of the Wild will get two pieces of downloadable content throughout 2017, and to buy them both, you'll need to get the Zelda expansion pass.
We're nearly two weeks away from the Nintendo Switch, and no matter how it ultimately fares, it's already surpassed the Wii U in one key area: Marketing. And unlike the Wii U, people actually know it exists.
It's been over 20 years since the release of the original Pokemon Red and Blue, but people are still messing around with the games to discover new glitches and exploits. It's incredible.
Has it really been three years since the internet collectively tried using Twitch chat to control a single Pokemon game? Time flies. Even more absurd: Twitch Plays Pokemon is still going,, and the latest iteration may be the best one yet.
Proving that they will do what they want, whenever they want, Nintendo just announced in the middle of a weekend night that there will be a "global testfire" for Splatoon 2 from March 25-26 on their new console.
The Roll Safe meme, in which logically sound but absurd advice is accompanied by someone pointing to their head with a knowing half grin, has slowly been building up steam since late January. But late last week the Internet joke hit critical mass in the gaming world when Nintendo took it to a new plateau of absurdity with its signature dad humour.
There's a lot of reasons to love the Nintendo 3DS, but StreetPass will always hold a special place in my heart. This function allows you to swap Miis with other 3DS users who pass you by, and then use them in cute minigames. The anticipation of new passes made a lot of things more tolerable for me, especially one of my boring part time jobs.
