Nintendo the ‘entertainment company’ open to working with Hollywood
Someone get John Leguizamo on the phone. Nintendo is getting back in the movie business. Nintendo, a game publisher responsible for releases like Odama and...
Star Fox Zero gets November 20 release date
We hope you’ve been practicing your barrel rolls. Nintendo announced today that Star Fox Zero will come out on the Wii U on November...
5 things Super Mario Maker has already taught me about level design
I’ve had Super Mario Maker for just a few days, so, of course, I already feel qualified to give everyone advice on designing levels....
Nintendo 2DS gets a $30 price drop, costs $100 beginning August 30
Nintendo has announced a big price drop for the Nintendo 2DS, the entry-level handheld gaming console that it launched back in 2013. The Japanese publisher revealed...
Splatoon gets a new multiplayer map today — the urban Flounder Heights
Get ready to spray some apartment walls in the new Splatoon map. Flounder Heights joins the map rotation in Nintendo’s hit third-person shooter for...
Watch us play Super Mario Maker in our preview livestream
GamesBeat is still a ways off from a review of Super Mario Maker, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have things to say. Nintendo’s big...
Splatoon transforms into a battle of Autobots vs. Decepticons
Splatoon is about to become more than meets the eye. Nintendo announced today that its hit multiplayer shooter, Splatoon, is getting some Transformers content....
Square Enix needs to give Dragon Quest XI a chance in the West
Dragon Quest XI can bring back old-school Japanese role-playing games in a big way, but Square Enix first needs to give it a chance...
Nintendo: Wii U game (not console) sales are up 10% thanks to Splatoon
Nintendo’s ink shooter has given some life to its Wii U console. The publisher revealed that the home gaming system’s software sales are up...
How Super Mario Maker will avoid overwhelming new players
Nintendo’s next big Wii U release is Super Mario Maker, a game that enables players to make their own Mario levels. And the publisher...