The gaming giant has a history of extravagant and exciting reveals and presentations, although they haven’t always been of the best quality. Let’s take a look at the best and worst of Nintendo reveals over the years.
While we already know plenty about the device, there are a lot of questions to still be answered. So let’s do a rundown of the basics ahead of tomorrow’s big day.
Tomorrow will kickstart what will be a very excited weekend for Nintendo fans.
If you thought the rush for the NES Classic Edition was crazy, wait until an entirely new console hits the market.
We’re treading close to official Nintendo Switch time, and Nvidia’s CEO is already singing the company’s praises.
It’s still very much business as usual at Nintendo HQ as the company plans to launch into the new generation, and a new generation is leading the way.
And the Nintendo Switch is looking more appealing by the day.
Stardew Valley switches over to the Switch.
Speaking at the Credit Suisse 2016 Annual Technology Conference in Phoenix, Arizona, EA CCO, Peter Moore, spoke about Nintendo’s newly-announced and upcoming console, Switch, as well as the EA’s long-running relationship with the industry stalwart.
You’ll soon be able to “play inside your favourite games” at Universal theme parks in Japan and the United States, with Nintendo-themed areas set to offer “expansive, immersive and interactive” new areas to enjoy.