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Time to get rid of the fall of autumn

Time to get rid of the fall of autumn

Picture: Nintendo Life Drop. It hurts, isn't it? We all stumbled nothing as we walked and shook our knees, or stumbled upon the stairs and landed our face. Not fun. It is embarrassing, it is painful and stands as a persistent reminder that I am the most skilful human being. There is a reason we ...

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What are you playing this weekend? (January 11)

What are you playing this weekend? (January 11)

Ollie Reynolds, staff writer I recently busted out the N64 controller for the Switch to play Zelda: Ocarina of Time – you may have heard about it. I had fun too; Somehow, using the OG controller just looks good, you know? I also restarted Zelda: Breath of the Wild and am slowly making my way ...

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8 games that defined the Switch generation

8 games that defined the Switch generation

Image: Nintendo Life A lot has changed in video games since the Switch launched in 2017. Aside from all of Nintendo's handheld hybrid switches, we now live in a world where Nintendo gaming on mobile is pretty much the norm, with Microsoft and Sony publishing games on Nintendo's console. Crazy. While we wait for official ...

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Nintendo president says longer game development cycles are ‘inevitable’

Nintendo president says longer game development cycles are ‘inevitable’

Image: Nintendo Games just keep getting bigger, and if you’re wondering how Nintendo feels about longer development cycles, the company’s president thinks it’s “inevitable.” In a recent shareholder Q&A, Shuntaro Furukawa mentioned that game development today is “more time-consuming, complex and advanced” and to cope with this, Nintendo must constantly expand its “development resources” and ...