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A Wisconsin game shop owner discovered nearly 100 never-before-seen Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt cartridges hidden in storage, including some that earned gaming's first perfect 10 grades. The find could rewrite video game history.
While tech giants chase AI dreams, Nintendo stuck to its gaming roots and watched its stock climb nearly 7% this week. Sometimes the best strategy is staying true to what you do best.
Nintendo is redesigning the Switch 2 with user-replaceable batteries to comply with EU right-to-repair laws. The change means gamers won't have to throw away their consoles when batteries die.
Nintendo is releasing a new version of the Switch 2 in Europe that lets users swap batteries themselves, no glue required. This could mark a turning point for gaming consoles built to last.
Over 400 people dressed as Super Mario flooded Union Square on March 10th, setting a new Guinness World Record for largest gathering of people dressed as the iconic video game character. The joyful celebration turned a Monday in Manhattan into a real-life Mushroom Kingdom.
Nintendo's Switch just became the company's best-selling console ever, outselling even the legendary DS with 155 million units since 2017. Even better, the gaming giant has transformed itself into a more stable, unified company that's finally breaking its boom-bust cycle.
After a decade of waiting, Nintendo is finally delivering on its pledge to include LGBTQ+ representation in the beloved life simulation game Tomodachi Life. The new Switch version launching April 16th lets players create characters with same-sex relationships and non-binary identities.
Nintendo of America's new president Devon Pritchard made her first public appearance with a message about dreams, creativity, and belonging in gaming. She celebrated a nonprofit writing program helping New York students pursue careers in game journalism and storytelling.
