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Donkey Kong Country Returns, originally released for the Wii in 2010, is coming to the Switch
It’s set to arrive on January 15, 2025. It’s been about a decade since Nintendo released a new game in the Donkey Kong Country series, and while there isn’t a new one coming soon, there is a port of one you may have missed on its way. Donkey Kong Country Returns, initially released for the…
Game Boy’s 35th Anniversary: Celebrating a Timeless Classic
Today marks a significant milestone in the world of gaming: the Nintendo Game Boy’s 35th anniversary. Launched in Japan on April 21, 1989, this basic yet revolutionary handheld quickly captured the market, becoming a defining gadget of the early 1990s. An amusing story from the era recounts a frustrated Sony executive berating his team, lamenting…
Time for Nintendo to Get Serious About Backward Compatibility with the Switch 2
In all likelihood, indeed, the Switch 2 will be backward compatible, meaning it can play games from previous console generations. However, anyone with an awareness of console gaming history knows that this is not guaranteed. There are several reasons why Nintendo’s record on backward compatibility is inconsistent, as is the case with every console manufacturer.…
MAR10 Day Extravaganza: Unveiling the Mystique of Mario!
Mario, our mustachioed hero, has embarked on countless adventures, from his humble beginnings as a plumber to his diverse roles in safeguarding the Mushroom Kingdom. Whether you first encountered him as a plumber or an elephant with a mustache, MAR10 Day is the perfect occasion to celebrate our red-capped champion. Let’s delve into some fun…
Return to Your Retro Roots with the Switch Online
Remember when Blockbuster Video was still alive and well? Not only did it have the latest and greatest in movies, but it was also a video gamer’s heaven. You simply went in, paid a few bucks and got a video game for the weekend. Which, in that era, was plenty of time to complete the…
Rounding up E3 2018’s Biggest Surprises
Without excessive preamble, here’s a breakdown of the biggest reveals and announcements at E3 2018.
Sega’s Mega Drive Mini May Not Give Nintendo a Run for Its Money
Sega’s sudden announcement regarding the upcoming release of the Mega Drive Mini may seem outlandishly overblown.
Nintendo Doubles down on Mainstream Appeal Instead of 4K Focus
These are the three core objectives that Nintendo currently stands to pursue in the production of its upcoming titles.
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