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Nintendo Switch Stock Return To Be Low, After Semiconductor Shortage
Semiconductors are one of the main components in the production of almost all of the electronics we use. This is no different for gaming consoles, which then lights up a red alert since we are having a great shortage of semiconductors.
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Nintendo says it will focus on more original game series in the future
Furukawa says the company intends to create new IP, in addition to supporting the likes of Mario…
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Nintendo's Future Is Focused On New IP And "Staple Series"
Would you like to see Nintendo revive some of its older and perhaps lesser-known IPs for the Switch generation? Well, if Shuntaro Furukawa's latest comments are anything to go by, it's probably best not to get your hopes up too much.
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Nintendo Switch Firmware 12.0.0 Possibly Contains References to Switch Pro Model
Rumors are currently circulating again about a possible Nintendo Switch 4K or Pro model. The current firmware of the Switch got the ball rolling, in which indications of a possible new model were discovered.
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Surprise, Surprise! Super Mario 3D All-Stars Prices Skyrocket As Scalpers Set Up Shop
The Super Mario 3D All-Stars collection is no longer for sale, and sure enough, prices of physical copies are beginning to surge online. Some scalpers are now requesting hundreds and even thousands of dollars for individual copies of Nintendo's limited-release on websites such as eBay. Nintendo Switch subreddit user, TommyFrickster789, explains how prices for new but essentially second-hand copies are already out of hand.
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Rare Super Mario Bros. cartridge sells for $660K, highest price ever for a video game
A copy of Super Mario Bros. for NES just sold for $660,000 at auction, making it the highest-priced video game collectible ever. The previous record holder was the prototype Nintendo Play Station, which sold through Heritage Auctions in 2020 for $360,000.
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Super Mario Bros. Sealed Copy Breaks Auction Record, Becomes Most Valuable Game Collectible Ever
An incredibly rare copy of Super Mario Bros., featuring a distinct cover with no NES trademark symbol, has just become the most expensive game collectible yet.
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Nintendo Will Stop Selling Multiple Games in March 2021. But Why?
The cynical answer, according to analysts and one developer, is likely the correct one: it's to juice game sales.
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Super Mario Bros fans are panicking over rumors that Mario is going to die
The internet is freaking out over a rumor about the possible impending death of Mario, the famous, red-wearing, Italian plumber who changed the world of video games with the release of "Super Mario Bros" 35 years ago.
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Nintendo Switch 2: Some information about what could come in 2021.
The Switch has been a runaway achievement for Nintendo, mainly after 2020 that had us all shut-in at home playing Animal Crossing. The question now is… what comes next? Signs point to a new, 7-inch OLED version with viable 4K gaming when docked, coming later this year. It might also have a brand-new Nvidia processor that’s capable of 4K Nintendo gaming for the first time.
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The Nintendo Switch needs to be more powerful
Nintendo’s golden goose is already falling behind
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The latest Super Mario Bros. 35 event announced, with 350 Platinum Points up for grabs
The swan song before March 31st. The end of the month is almost upon us and several gadgets and games dedicated to our beloved mustachioed plumber , who last year celebrated his 35th birthday, will disappear forever from shelves around the world. Among the titles destined to abandon us there will also be the nice free to play online Super Mario Bros. 35 .
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After 8 months of delays, Super Nintendo World will finally open in Japan
After eight months of delays, Japan’s Super Nintendo World theme park attraction will finally open next week, Universal Studios Japan has announced. The Osaka-based world – which was originally due open ahead of last year’s postponed 2020 Olympic Games – will be open to general visitors for the first time from Thursday, March 18. This follows a test period during which invited guests and special ticket holders were allowed in.
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Anniversary: Nintendo Switch Launched Four Years Ago Today
Four years ago today on 3rd March 2017, the Nintendo Switch was first released across most regions worldwide. With its monstrous sales records and incredible library of games, it's not especially easy to remember how different things were for Nintendo before the Switch's arrival. We all know the story of Switch's predecessor, the Wii U – and how, despite a strong lineup of first-party greats, it ultimately disappointed in terms of sales and third-party effort – but Nintendo's new console appears to have completely turned things around for the better.
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How Nintendo introduced the Game Boy, Tetris, and Pokémon to the West
We look back ahead of the console’s 30th anniversary
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Nintendo’s president says Switch’s successor will ‘need to offer a new experience’
Furukawa says the company is “constantly researching technology”…
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Nintendo Is Registering New Trademark For Classic Zelda Games
Nintendo is registering a new trademark for various Zelda games including The Phantom Hourglass, Wind Waker, Ocarina of Time, and Skyward Sword.
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Signs Point to Grezzo Making a Zelda Game
Grezzo has posted a job listing which alludes to the fact that they may be making a zelda game.
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Looks like Star Wars Republic Commando is headed to Switch
Well-received 2005 Star Wars game Republic Commando looks set for a new launch on Nintendo Switch. A tactical first-person shooter, Republic Commando was originally released on PC and the OG Xbox. Set during the Clone Wars, it lets you play as a clone trooper and command the rest of your squad alongside you. Here's how it looked back in the day...
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Star Wars Republic Commando for Nintendo Switch Leaked via eShop
Star Wars Republic Commando for Nintendo Switch Leaked via an eShop Server listing and this could mean the game is coming very soon!
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