Another seven days go by in the world of Nintendo. This past week the Streets of Rage series turned 30, Nintendo updated investors with its latest quarterly financial results, and both New Pokémon Snap and Mario Golf: Super Rush received updates with new content. Boom! After a busy week it’s time to chill out and ...
Like Disney remaking all of its old animated movies into live-action versions, Nintendo has slowly been remastering all of its old Zelda games to bring them to new audiences — and to remind old audiences why they loved the games so much. Unlike Disney’s live-action movies, though, the Zelda remakes are fantastic, and now that ...
Image: Nintendo We’re all another seven days older and in the past week we’ve seen (among other things) a bunch of leaked early designs for the Wiimote, possibly the rarest e-Reader card in existence sold for a five-figure sum, Nintendo announce three more games for its Nintendo Switch online SNES library, and Square apparently wondering ...
© Nintendo Nintendo is in a particularly strong position in the games industry at present – it’s a hugely popular, talked about brand, and the company is still selling tens of millions of systems each year that – by this stage – will be increasingly inexpensive to produce. When you take relatively old, readily available ...
© Nintendo A while back we shared a chat between a couple of Team NL’s members talking about the topic of “what is a game ‘developer'”? That was a nice little back and forth format in which we were chatting over a virtual cup of tea – or virtually but with actual cups of tea ...
Time for taking flight? After last week’s OLED shenanigans things were a little calmer this time around, though there was still some intriguing news. Atlus is teasing big things for the Persona series, there’s a remarkably expensive Mario watch from Tag Heuer, and there has been a lot of focus on a potential simple fix ...
Game news Song of Iron lets guns do the talking in an unprecedented trailer, an official date on Xbox and PC Published on 07/16/2021 9:47 PM Song of Iron is part of one of the games developed in partnership with Microsoft’s ID @ Xbox program. The result of the individual work of developer Joe Winter, ...
Over the weekend our lovely folk in the video team posted a detailed chat, above, asking a simple but intriguing question — “Why hasn’t the Metroid series traditionally sold well?” It’s a good question, and it feels like one with a lot of varied answers. Let’s summarise a few, before shifting to a fully optimistic ...
Another week, another addition to the Nintendo Switch family. Yes, we all got a little post-E3 surprise drop (surprise might be a bit generous, to be honest) in the form of the Switch OLED announcement. It elicited a variety reactions from existing Switch owners and Nintendo fans, although none so passionate as the response to ...
It’s time for an embarrassing admission: I apparently use TikTok so much that the app’s UI has burned into my phone screen. But let me just redeem myself a little: I don’t have the kind of For You Page (that’s TikTok’s algorithmically-generated stream of content) that’s full of viral dances and teen boys being kinda ...
