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Pictonico! – Announcement Trailer
>Pictonico! will be available to download on mobile device or tablet on May 28
>Turn your photos into silly minigames with Pictonico! Lick lollipops, summon genies, defend against zombies, and more, all featuring the faces of your family and friends. Capture your favorite surprises as photos or videos!
What was the point of renewing the Virtual Console trademark, if Nintendo won't bring it back?
So, I'm sure some of you already know that Nintendo renewed the trademark of Virtual Console back in October of last year, which led many like myself to believe that they'd bring back the service in the future, but according to this post, that's not the case, because they said that NSO will remain the only way to play classic games in the forseeable future: https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2026/02/nintendo-seemingly-rules-out-virtual-console-revival-says-it-remains-focused-on-offering-classics-via-switch-online
I wanna ask this: what exactly was the point of renewing the trademark if they won't bring back VC? I understand that it would hurt the sales of NSO should it be revived, but how can you just renew the license of the brand and then do nothing with it? Just to tease your fans out there? Just to spite them? This sounds like the Gwimbly CEO from Smiling Friends who says "It's MY IP to sit on and do nothing with!" and this is Nintendo with Virtual Console. They might as well just revoke it at this point.
Why isn’t Denuvo on every Nintendo game now
With how effective Denuvo is as a deterrent against PC cracking and Nintendo’s long-standing issue with Switch emulation, why isn’t Denuvo simply on every single game? It’s there sometimes but it’s not as used as PC publishers.
Nintendo jumps 6.8% as Japanese investors rotate out of AI
thenextweb.comMario wonder is peak mario by far
A post I made a while back was talking about how I think galaxy was the best Mario game. And while I do think it’s the best 3-D one my opinion has shifted. I had an urge to play some 2D Mario and I realized I hadn’t played Mario wonder since it first came out three years ago, and I remembered loving it. I just picked it up again and all those memories came flooding back and I’m remembering how peak this game truly is. The controls are perfected. They’re not too sensitive like Mario world but they’re not too stiff like three. The personality is off the charts and the power ups are incredible. You also have the most playable characters in a Mario game by far which each one has unique little animations. Plus the badges make the game extremely customizable and you can absolutely make some insane plays with them. The only problem is the bosses but frankly, I think they’re overhated. I don’t play Mario games for the bosses anyways. I told myself a while back. That I was going to try and get every first party switch 2 game. And while I think I didn’t do the greatest on that front I think I have most of them, though I never got Bellabelle Park. After this play through I’m probably going to get it because this game is so peak.
Switch subscription Nintendo classic roster doesn’t have half the Wii U virtual console eshop roster
What is going on with this? It’s been years at this point. Has there been anything at all said about this?
It’s ridiculous that they still to this day don’t have the same roster of games from the Wii U virtual console eshop. Where’s Ogre Battle 64? Donkey Kong 64? Diddy Kong racing? There’s so many games missing to this day.
After a few days of playing, I have officially [almost!] 100% Super Mario Odyssey.
The only things I'm missing is a handful of the post-game costumes and Rank 50 on Luigi's Balloon World, but to prevent burnout, I'm probably just gonna chip away at that from time to time. It's not REQUIRED for 100% completion anyway.
Otherwise, I have everything else.
I had replayed Mario Odyssey a few times in the past, but it was mainly just speedruns and that was it. This time, however, I took my time and played the base game at my own pace, picking any Power Moons or Regional Coins I found along the way.
After this replay, this game has cemented itself as one of my favorite games of all time, if not my favorite. With all the negativity in the gaming bubble online right now, [especially on the Nintendo front] this game reminded why I love Mario. It reminded me why I love Nintendo. It reminded how much I love the GAMING INDUSTRY.
Call it corny, but I damn near teared up during the final cutscene.
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book – Opening Cinematic – Nintendo Switch 2
youtube.comPictonico is going to steal your face
Expect this app to send your facial data to Nintendo servers and add you to a database.
I trust no company playfully asking you to turn on your camera and point it at your loved ones.
Remember, Pokemon Go was just a vessel for tracking your every movement so Niantic could sell that information to advertisers.
Alarmo Version 4.0.0 is now available
support.nintendo.comPictonico! (new smartphone game from Nintendo)
pictonico.nintendo.comIt's Official, Nintendo Is Heading To Gamescom This Year
nintendolife.comNintendo reveals Pictonico
Pictonico! - Your photos, now a game. Pictonico!
#NintendoToday
https://nintendo.today/s/aLWaGcch
So apparently this appeared on the Nintendo Today app. At first I thought they were reviving Pictochat but no, this kind of feels like Warioware.
The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales ‘Prologue Demo’ now available
gematsu.comAnniversary: Super Mario First Went 'New' 20 Years Ago On The DS
A nice retrospective from Nintendo Life about the first New Super Mario Bros game on Nintendo DS. I can't believe it's already been 20 years since then...
Eiji Aonuma tried to "graduate" from Zelda after Wind Waker, but Shigeru Miyamoto assigned him to Twilight Princess anyway and he figured he "should give up escaping" his "fate"
gamesradar.comOn This Day in Nintendo History: Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!
On this day (May 19) in Nintendo history...
- Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! (known in PAL regions as Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? ) was released in 2005 for the Nintendo DS in Japan. In this puzzle game, developed by Nintendo SPD, millions of users worldwide were encouraged to keep their minds sharp with simple, daily exercises. There are more than a dozen different numerical and verbal exercises to give your grey matter a workout, designed to be played for a few minutes each day.
What are you favourite memories of these games? How do you think they hold up today? Hash it out in the comments.
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