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- Epic Apparently Wanted First-Party Exclusives From Nintendo, Microsoft And Sony On Its Digital Storefront
- Random: The Internet Goes Wild For New Waluigi Render
- Bandai Namco Just Registered Trademarks For The GameCube Exclusive Series Baten Kaitos
- PSA: New Pokémon Snap's Professor Mirror Is A Monster
- Metroid Prime Trilogy Switch Port? Unlikely, Says Former Retro Studios Dev
- Random: This Minecraft Version Of Peach's Castle Includes A Secret Wario Room
- Nintendo Realises It Needs A 'How To Create A Mii' Video For Switch
- Random: Say Hello To The Wii SPii Portable, A GBA-Sized Console
- Here's How The 'Blue' Switch Compares To The 'Purple' Game Boy Advance
- Talking Point: Should Nintendo Do More DLC For Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Or Just Release Mario Kart 9 Already?
- Random: Behold The Miya 2000, A Rare NES Accessory That Only Works With One Game
- Review: SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off - A Bit Undercooked
- Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series Will Arrive This Summer
- Thanks To Switch, Nintendo Has Now Sold Over Half A Billion Handheld Consoles
- Tattoo Punk Will Get Stylish On Switch In The 'Near Future'
- Random: There's A Project Aiming To Make Super Mario 64 Fully Ray Traced
| Posted: 08 May 2021 01:00 AM PDT But thought a deal with Nintendo would be a "moonshot". Take this with a grain of salt, but at some stage, the Fortnite creator Epic Games was apparently eager to get Sony, Microsoft and even Nintendo's first-party titles on its digital storefront - and for all we know, it could still be interested in making this happen one day. According to yet another internal document from the ongoing Epic v Apple court case, that was made publically available for a short period of time according to PC Gamer - Epic was at least gauging the likelihood of getting first-party games from the big three console creators on its storefront. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Random: The Internet Goes Wild For New Waluigi Render Posted: 07 May 2021 08:30 PM PDT Look at that tongue, and that pose... If you're a fan of Nintendo's purple mischief-maker Waluigi, there's not all that much to be excited about right now. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Bandai Namco Just Registered Trademarks For The GameCube Exclusive Series Baten Kaitos Posted: 07 May 2021 06:30 PM PDT Is it time for a comeback? Before Monolith Soft was developing the epic JRPG Xenoblade Chronicles, it was working with tri-Crescendo on Baten Kaitos. Since the GameCube era - which saw the release of Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean in 2004/05 and Baten Kaitos Origins in 2006, there's been no sign of a return, apart from a cancelled Nintendo DS project. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| PSA: New Pokémon Snap's Professor Mirror Is A Monster Posted: 07 May 2021 02:30 PM PDT "Fluffruit is soft" he says. Dead?! No, no, he's just stunned. Pinin' for the fjords, he is We didn't think we would have to say this, because you've all been to a zoo, right? You know the bit where it says "please don't feed the animals"? Well, the implication is also that you shouldn't LOB UNDER-RIPE FRUITS AT THEM, EITHER. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Metroid Prime Trilogy Switch Port? Unlikely, Says Former Retro Studios Dev Posted: 07 May 2021 01:30 PM PDT Samus it ever was. It's another tough week for Metroid fans, as Michael Wikan, the former lead designer on all three Metroid Prime games, took to Facebook to discuss why he thinks a Switch port of the Metroid Prime Trilogy isn't likely to happen.
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| Random: This Minecraft Version Of Peach's Castle Includes A Secret Wario Room Posted: 07 May 2021 12:00 PM PDT MinecWAAAAAAAft. Super Mario 64 never claimed that it was a realistic rendition of a castle, but still, we have to wonder — why are so many rooms in Peach's Castle empty? Why does she have a massive basement, but no bedroom? Did she ask her architect to include a bunch of long corridors, and forget to install a bathroom? Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Nintendo Realises It Needs A 'How To Create A Mii' Video For Switch Posted: 07 May 2021 10:00 AM PDT Off you go to the depths of the Settings menu. One of the great charms of the Wii was, of course, the humble Mii. The cute little avatars were right at the heart of the system and this would continue with Wii U; each boot-up of the HD system greeted us with hundreds of cute little Mii characters running into view and standing under their favourite game of the moment. On 3DS the fun twist was that you could use the system camera to generate a Mii that, quite often, would then look nothing like you. Mii heroes were at the heart of StreetPass and, of course, games like Miitopia and Tomodachi Life. When Miitopia was announced for Switch it was a little surprising because, well, Mii characters are a bit of an afterthought on the current-gen system. They're around, and can be used in a variety of games or in funny profile poses, but there's no Mii app on the HOME page to grab your attention. They're such a low priority that you have to go to the bottom half of the rather dull settings page, which gives you access to the system-level Mii creator. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Random: Say Hello To The Wii SPii Portable, A GBA-Sized Console Posted: 07 May 2021 09:00 AM PDT The modding community strikes again. The Wii is a much-loved console, and was actually rather cute and dinky back in the day when compared to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Nevertheless, current-day modders and hackers often look for new ways to play the system, with last year's WiiBoy Color being a good example. The market for shrinking the console down to Game Boy-size isn't closed yet, with StonedEdge squeezing a Wii into a Game Boy Advance SP case. It's a relatively tight fit but is smartly done; controls inside the case consist of a mix of custom buttons and Joy-Con sticks, which will be ideal for drifting in Mario Kart Wii. A neat touch is that it even has analogue triggers, taking us back to the GameCube era. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Here's How The 'Blue' Switch Compares To The 'Purple' Game Boy Advance Posted: 07 May 2021 07:30 AM PDT See, they ARE different after all! When Nintendo announced the new blue Switch Lite earlier this year, it triggered quite a bit of discussion online. Was it truly blue, or was it closer in hue to the purple GBA, or even the indigo GameCube? Perhaps it was 'Blurple' in your eyes; a halfway house between the two? Well, now the machine is actually out, we're starting to see photos that directly compare the blue Switch Lite with the purple launch model GBA, and the difference in shade is quite striking, as you can see: Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Posted: 07 May 2021 07:00 AM PDT 2018's burning question, now updated for 2021! Update: In the light of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe selling an incredible 10.6 million copies in 2020 alone, we've decided to resurrect this piece, which was originally published in July of 2018. Back then, we asked if you wanted to see Nintendo support the game with more DLC, and almost three years on, we're going to ask the same questions again. In case you were wondering, here are the poll results from 2018. We've asked the same questions at the bottom of the page, so don't forget to recast your vote for 2021! Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Random: Behold The Miya 2000, A Rare NES Accessory That Only Works With One Game Posted: 07 May 2021 06:30 AM PDT FORE! Like any popular games console, the NES was host to some truly weird and wonderful accessories. Devices like the iconic Power Glove and the Brøderbund's U-Force tried to leverage the huge install base of Nintendo's system, but it's fair to say this was easier said than done and many of these products flopped at retail. We assumed we'd seen all of the wacky peripherals released for the NES, but Nintendo Life reader Tony Johnson got in touch to share yet another – and it's one that is so obscure even he hasn't seen another example of it, and he actually owns one. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Review: SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off - A Bit Undercooked Posted: 07 May 2021 06:00 AM PDT We do this for forty years, and then we die. Though not always deserved, mobile games have long since obtained a reputation for being rather shallow and money-grubbing affairs. And though the mobile space actually accounts for the lion's share of the profits raked in by the game industry year over year, this monetary growth is seen by many to come at the cost of good game design. SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off was always going to be a tough sell to the Switch audience, then, as this is unmistakably a mobile game that adheres to all the stereotypical trappings. Believe it or not, it's still an enjoyable game—especially considering that the microtransactions have been stripped out—but the shallow and repetitive design keeps it from having any real staying power. SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off sees you taking control of various characters from the popular show and tasks you with getting behind the grill to serve up goods to an endless barrage of customers. There's a story (sort of) stringing the levels together, but it's nowhere near the quality of writing that the show was once known for. Characters basically just show up in stilted, voiceless dialogue scenes between levels and exchange some banal conversation that fits their personalities, then you move on to the next thing. Given the origins of this title, there's only so much you can expect out of these cutscenes, but they still come across as being rather cheap and uninspired, and clearly not written by the show's creators. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series Will Arrive This Summer Posted: 07 May 2021 05:30 AM PDT The 24th season of the Pokémon animated series. The Pokémon animated series has been around a long time, and appropriately the broader IP is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. The Pokemon Company has now confirmed the next season that will start to air in the Summer, though some unspecified territories may have to wait until later in the year. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Thanks To Switch, Nintendo Has Now Sold Over Half A Billion Handheld Consoles Posted: 07 May 2021 04:45 AM PDT Portable power. It's fair to say that Nintendo has been the king of the handheld console market for quite some time – and some would even argue that the Japanese company created the sector, via its insanely successful Game Boy system, launched in 1989. Nintendo hasn't had the market all to itself during the past few decades – NEC, SNK, Atari, Sega, Bandai and Sony have all tried their hand at ending Nintendo's portable dominance (with wildly varying degrees of success, it should be noted) – but it has emerged victorious each and every time, so much so that it now has the handheld sector all to itself (albeit in the form of the Switch, which is a hybrid system capable of both on-TV and portable play). Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Tattoo Punk Will Get Stylish On Switch In The 'Near Future' Posted: 07 May 2021 03:30 AM PDT Yep, another game with punk in the title. Last year you couldn't swing an augmented cat without hitting another 'cyberpunk' game, as the whole world went nuts for anything set in the not-so-distant future in which the world is full of fancy tech and immoral living. Then the game inspiring all the cyberpunk games had an 'interesting' launch, but hindsight is a wonderful thing. Still, those vibes aren't completely gone yet, with Tattoo Punk apparently coming to Switch (and Steam) in the 'near future'. It actually looks quite interesting, as you run a tattoo parlour in the future; you'll get to create all the custom Bowser tattoos you want for customers, while also worrying about and running the business. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
| Random: There's A Project Aiming To Make Super Mario 64 Fully Ray Traced Posted: 07 May 2021 02:00 AM PDT Let there be next-gen light. It took some time, but with the release of Super Mario 3D All-Stars we got an official version of Super Mario 64 that was fully modernised for the HD era, to a degree. It retained its original screen ratio and ran at 30fps, but Nintendo did nonetheless sharpen up the visuals and produce what is arguably the definitive official version of the game. Of course, Super Mario 64 is a game that draws in lots of modders, programmers and enthusiasts. A rather eye-opening unofficial project is from Daríosamo with additional elements provided by Render96; the goal is to make a version of the game that is fully ray traced, and Digital Foundry has been checking it out. Read the full article on nintendolife.com  |
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