It's easy to assume that every great Nintendo game has found its way to either Japan or America – but that's not always the ...

With Nintendo Switch Online classics, we may have a better chance of seeing these Nintendo games that never released outside ...

Nintendo Japan has established a policy to refuse assistance to customers who threaten or abuse store staff. Nintendo is being praised for this decision to consider the welfare of those working in the ...

Nintendo Japan announced that the Japanese website for the company changed, with the new URL being nintendo.com/jp. It also confirmed people using the old address ...

Nintendo announced that the Japan regional version of the Nintendo eShop and the My Nintendo Store will stop accepting overseas payment methods, such as credit and debit cards issued outside of Japan ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The end is nigh for the Japanese Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer and the Nintendo Classic Mini Super ...

Nintendo is no stranger to competition. The SEGA/Nintendo rivalry led to some of the wittiest marketing of the era. However, Nintendo sought to establish dominance by developing a new console with ...

Nintendo is making changes to its eShop in Japan. Nintendo announced today that there are changes coming in an attempt to combat fraudulent use. It’s unclear what specific fraud Nintendo is trying to ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook In most respects, the Wii U was a failure for Nintendo. The console only sold just over 13 million ...

Nintendo Switch 2 sold at low wholesale price to Japan retailers to ensure successful launch. Japanese retailers to make 5% gross margin on each Switch 2 sale. Switch 2 Japan model cheaper at $350, ...

Gaming giant Nintendo said it will provide the same benefits to employees in domestic partnerships with a same-sex partner as those in opposite-sex unions — even though Japan outlaws gay marriage. “We ...