Ubisoft CEO: NX will put Nintendo ‘back in the race’
Nintendo has clammed up about the Nintendo NX, but thankfully, the world has Yves Guillemot. Ubisoft held a call with its shareholders today to...
Nintendo 64 turns 20: Our favorite games
Nintendo’s third home console released in Japan on June 23, 1996. It was a pioneer in 3D gaming and had some of the greatest titles ever released for it. To celebrate its 20th anniversary, GamesBeat reporter Jeff Grubb and community manager Mike Minotti each highlight three of their favorite games released on the system.
The original Pikmin is coming to Wii U’s eShop
Nintendo wants to give you all another chance to control the little critters in your garden. Pikmin, the original 2001 Gamecube strategy puzzler, is...
2016 game release-date calendar
It’s hard to keep track of everything in your life like doctors appointments, anniversaries, and birth days. But, most importantly, you need to know...
The Nintendo 64 is now 20 years old
Twenty years ago, 3D gaming (no, not the pop-out-at-you kind) was exciting. Thanks to a plumber, an ocarina, a British spy, and bear with a...
See Zelda as a Studio Ghibli film in this fan trailer
Nintendo has dabbled in mediums outside of games. Fans have seen television shows, books, and even a Hollywood Mario Brothers movies. But animator is working...
Pokémon Go’s buddy update is live
One of the summer’s biggest hits is finally getting some new features to keep players engaged. Niantic updated Pokémon Go today to add the Buddy...
Pokémon Sun and Moon are getting their own 3DS
If you’re going to catch ’em all, you may as well do it with some style. Nintendo has revealed a special New Nintendo 3DS XL...
Super Mario Run Stickers now live for Apple’s iMessage
You can now let a stocky Italian plumber do your talking for you on iOS. Nintendo has launched the official Super Mario Run Stickers...
Nintendo’s maestro Miyamoto doubts Mario fits VR
We still don’t know exactly what Nintendo’s NX platform will be, but there’s a good chance it won’t support virtual reality. Following the surprising...