Hyperkin Is Making A Modern Day NES Light Gun
Your old-school NES Zapper doesn't work with today's HDTVs, but fortunately, accessory maker Hyperkin has something in the works that will.
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The Rarest Skins In Overwatch
Overwatch players have shown, time and time again, that they love their skins -- the rarer the better.
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Save During Nintendo's New Year's Digital Sale
Did you just a Nintendo Switch this holiday season? If so, Nintendo has a sale all lined up and ready to go. The company launched a New Year's Digital Sale today featuring sales on a bunch of Nintendo hits, as well as an assortment of third-party favorites.
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Smash Bros. Was Amazon's Best-Selling Game Of 2018
It seems Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is officially a hit. Amazon announced today that the game topped its list of best-selling game products for 2018, which is impressive all by itself. Smash did that as a platform-exclusive game on a console that isn't even two years old. Even more impressive.
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Nintendo Switch Games Are On Sale At eBay
Were you fortunate enough to get a Nintendo Switch over the holiday? EBay is having a pretty nice sale on factory refurbished Nintendo Switch titles.
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That's What's Up: Why Breath Of The Wild Is The Best Open-World Game Ever
The storytelling, the theming, the sheer scope of it, and the way it was built around the simple act of climbing, it all comes together for a staggering experience. Here's why Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the best open-world game ever made.
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Nintendo Isn't Making Any More NES And SNES Classics
Here's some rather sad news: the NES Classic and SNES Classic will no longer be produced once supplies run out. Once the stock is gone, Nintendo is moving on.
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Characters You Didn't Know Were Cut From Smash Bros.
Over the past two decades, lots of classic Nintendo characters were considered for inclusion in Smash Bros. Many of them didn't make the cut.
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Why You May Never See An N64 Classic
One of the most beloved consoles of all time might not be in miniature form any time soon. Here's why, sadly, you may never see a Nintendo 64 Classic.
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Nintendo Is Doing Away With Its Awful Creators Program
YouTube producers and Twitch streamers have something to be happy about today. According to a post on Nintendo's website, the company is shutting down the Nintendo Creators Program, which gave Nintendo a slice of the revenue made by videos that featured Nintendo products.
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Get A Nintendo Switch And $35 Of eShop Credit For $300
Amazon currently has a Lightning Deal for the Nintendo Switch console with $35 of eShop credit included for a price of $299.99.
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The Truth About All Of Link's Girlfriends
All of Link's girlfriends in Zelda are royalty, powerful entrepreneurs, or heroes in their own right, and Link is actually a pretty terrible romantic interest.
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The Worst Characters In The History Of Smash Bros.
We've rounded up this list to go over the series' most consistently underpowered characters, the most ineffectual in Smash Bros.' history. Though these characters might be fun to play as casually or linked to your favorite franchises, none of them hold up when scrutinized for real competitive play.
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Biggest Scandals In Smash Bros. History
Unfortunately, conflict seems to follow Super Smash Bros. long after the characters have left the stage.
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Nintendo Has No Plans For A Nintendo 64 Classic
Nintendo's already made an NES Classic console, which it followed up soon after with an SNES Classic. So the company must be thinking about showing the Nintendo 64 some love at some point, right? Not so fast, according to Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime.
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The Untold Truth Of Smash Bros. Ultimate
From the time Nintendo first teased the game several years ago to controversy that struck weeks before its release, the tale of Smash Ultimate is one you'll definitely one to read. Here's the untold truth of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
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What You Didn't Know Was In Smash Bros. Ultimate
With an almost overwhelming amount of sheer content, the new Smash Bros. is filled to the brim with not-so-hidden gems that gamers might have missed.
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Nintendo Switch Online Gets Three More NES Games
Three original NES titles have been added to the service, giving players a chance to travel back in time and experience some of the most popular games.
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Things Only Adults Notice In Smash Bros.
Even with its all-ages sensibilities, Smash Bros. isn't devoid of content that might garner a double-take from old-timers. That's why we've rounded up the items on this list: to explore and expose content that Nintendo's put in its most famous fighting game franchise that kids likely won't notice.
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Pre-Order Your Nintendo Switch NES Controllers Now
According to Destructoid, Nintendo's special NES controllers are now available for pre-order on the company's website.
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Smite Could Be On Its Way To The Nintendo Switch
The Nintendo Switch could be getting some MOBA love in the very near future. According to Game Informer, data miners for the game Smite have identified a special in-game item that may point to a Nintendo Switch version of the game being released sometime soon.
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Nintendo Switch Finally Has A YouTube App
Nintendo Switch owners now have another on-the-go entertainment option, thanks to the fine folks at Google. Nintendo announced on Twitter today that an official YouTube app is now available in the Switch eShop.
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Nintendo Is Removing Native American Imagery From Smash
There's a whole lot of hype surrounding the release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on the Nintendo Switch, but that excitement hit a snag recently when players discovered Native American imagery that many found offensive. Fortunately, that imagery won't last in the final product.
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The Real Reason Nintendo Ditched Discs For The Switch
The Nintendo Switch is a gimmick in that it can act as both a home console and a handheld. A big part of the reason the Switch pulls it off is thanks to its flash-based game cards. But still, some wonder -- why didn't Nintendo use discs for the Switch? Why the cartridges?
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Nintendo Reveals Rest Of 2018's Switch Online NES Games
Subscribers to Nintendo Switch Online finally know which NES games they can look forward to for the rest of 2018. Nintendo revealed the rest of the year's lineup today in a YouTube video, touting the service's existing titles before focusing on the six that will arrive in the next two months.
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Nintendo's Classic Mini Consoles Sell 10 Million Units
The Nintendo Switch isn't the only hardware Nintendo is finding success with. Its line of retro consoles -- comprised currently of the NES Classic and SNES Classic -- have combined to sell 10 million units, according to a report from IGN.
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Smash Ultimate Adds 3 Fighters, More Coming Via DLC
Nintendo streamed a hefty Nintendo Direct today that got into more details about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, including some news that should make some fans very happy. A few additional characters are joining the fight in Smash -- and more will come later via DLC.
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