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Everybody-1-2-Switch announced, launches in June
Everybody-1-2-Switch, a sequel to 1-2-Switch, has been surprise announced by Nintendo. It’s...
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Sony announces its own version of the Wii U
Project Q will stream games from your PS5 console to a handheld screen, just like the Wii U did.
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Nintendo taken to court over Mark Kart Tour lootboxes
Mario Kart Tour’s lootboxes, present in the game until last September, “encouraged addictive behaviours” according to a class action lawsuit filed against Nintendo.
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Pac-Man 99 to shut down in October
Pac-Man 99, the online multiplayer take on Namco’s arcade staple, is to be shut down this autumn, Nintendo has announced.
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Sharp deletes mention of ‘new gaming console’ after Switch 2 speculation
Sharp’s financial report noted it was working on screens for a new console, but this detail has now been removed.
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You can import your BOTW horses into Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Tears of the Kingdom will scan your Breath of the Wild save file and let you keep your faithful steeds.
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Nintendo profits fall 6.4% as hardware sales slow
Profits fell to $6.6 billion, which Nintendo partly blames on a shortage of semiconductors for manufacturing consoles.
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Nintendo will be attending Gamescom 2023
Nintendo is to make an appearance at Gamescom this year, marking the first time it’s...
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Xenoblade Chronicles 3 | new DLC, Future Redeemed, out next week
Xeno Blade Chronicles 3 is getting a new (and final) story DLC, Future Redeemed, Nintendo has announced. It’s out on 25 April.
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Tears of the Kingdom | Leaked TV ad reveals a few new details
A leaked TV ad for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has revealed some new – and ever-so-slightly spoilery – details…
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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom | third trailer lands
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is less than a month away from release, and Nintendo has a third and final trailer for us to have a look at.
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Tears of the Kingdom focuses on its predecessor’s strongest aspect: creativity
By appealing to players’ creativity, Tears of the Kingdom proves that Nintendo understands what made Breath of the Wild so great, Ryan writes.
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