Beyond heavy hitters like Mario, Zelda, and Pokemon, Nintendo has a wide variety of franchises that don’t quite see the same levels of success commercially.
Although Nintendo has historically relied on their first-party software to drive console sales, the Switch has seen an increasing number of major third-party releases over the course of its lifespan.
Yasuaki Iwata, a composer who worked on The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild, has left Nintendo.
Developer WayForward has announced the release date for the Double Dragon DLC for River City Girls 2.
Earlier this year, Nintendo released a Switch remake for Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, one of the classic Paper Mario titles for the GameCube.
Last year, the Pokemon Company announced the “Project Voltage” collaboration with Hatsune Miku — where the world-famous vocaloid was reimagined into 18 different types of Pokemon trainers.
Nintendo has officially confirmed backwards compatibility for the Switch’s successor.
With the end of 2024 in the horizon, fans are eagerly awaiting more announcements from Nintendo for 2025.
Nintendo has released their latest financial results briefing, detailing some of their plans for the Switch in 2025.
Nintendo has published their latest earnings report for the fiscal year ending March 31st 2024, revealing some updated sales numbers for their hardware and software.