Facebook Linkedin Twitter Youtube

Nintendo

Nintendo is the oldest console manufacturer in the gaming industry, staying relevant through its innovative ways of interacting with the gaming medium and timeless IPs.

The company is best known for consoles like the Gameboy, Wii, and the latest Nintendo Switch. These consoles have found major success, selling over 100 million units each, contributing to Nintendo’s strong legacy over several decades.

At present, Nintendo helms a gaming division home to the best-selling console among its rivals, also being credited for the resurgence of the handheld gaming market. Read the exciting news below to learn more about Mario, The Legend of Zelda, and the Nintendo Switch successor.

  • Founded: September 1889
  • CEO: Shuntaro Furukawa

Dedicated PlayStation Handheld Teased By Industry Insider

A reputable insider has revealed that after the success of the PlayStation Portal, Sony is paying a lot of attention to the handheld market.

Consoles Reportedly Accounted For Just 13% of Xbox’s Earnings Last Year

Xbox hardware revenue is dropping fast since it made just 13% of what the gaming giant made in the fiscal year 2024.

Nintendo Switch 2 To Miss Early 2025 Launch As Plans Change

It seems the Nintendo Switch 2 is set to launch after April 2025, missing the company's current fiscal year.

Why Xbox’s Multiplatform Strategy Is A Double-Edged Sword

Xbox's multiplatform strategy might not be as big of a win for Xbox as it is for PlayStation and Nintendo consoles.

PS3 Remains Last Console Of Its Generation With Full Online Functionality

Following the closure of Xbox 360's marketplace, the PS3 is now the only console of its generation that offers full online support.

Nintendo Switch Now Holds The Title of Nintendo’s Longest Supported Console

The Nintendo Switch has now officially overtaken the NES to become the longest-lasting console for the company.

Devs Need To Launch Polished Games That Don’t Need Patches, Says Nintendo

Nintendo developer Masahiro Sakurai has claimed that developers should polish their games ahead of launch instead of relying on patches.

Nintendo Says It Won’t Use Generative AI For First-Party Games

AI has become increasingly popular among studios. Nintendo, though, stands out by prioritizing the preservation of its unique game design philosophy rather than following this trend.

Nintendo Believes One Game Selling 30 Million Every 5 Years Is Enough Success

Shigeru Miyamoto has shared Nintendo's criterion for financial success, stating that one major hit every few years is good enough.
Load more

Latest Articles