If you can believe it, the new Nintendo Direct the Big N put out today, after all these months, was only a Nintendo Direct Mini. I mean, I’m not complaining, but given how little we
Pandemic plus Animal Crossing equals a Nintendo Switch shortage? People are spending more time at home than ever before. With the current state of affairs (I’ll try and avoid the “c” word), we’re all hard-up
If you’re like me, you’re well familiar with Animal Crossing and the gibberish the characters speak. The approach of having grunts in video games isn’t new. We’ve seen it for decades in various forms, and
Could Super Mario Odyssey 2 or Paper Mario be headed to the next potential Nintendo Direct? It’s been north of 200 days since we’ve had a standard Nintendo Direct. Given that we still know nothing
It’s been, what, five months since the last legit Nintendo Direct? Yes, we’ve had a Pokémon Direct, and yes, we’ve had an Animal Crossing Direct, but it’s been a long time since there’s been an
To say Pokémon Sword & Shield have been controversial entries in the Pokémon franchise is an understatement. It was something that started out as whiny complaints about the absence of a national dex (meaning not
Nintendo likes to play things close to the chest. With the exception of a few big titles at a time, they generally like to keep their release schedule under wraps until a few months before.
Every fandom has just a little bit of entitlement in them. We see that on the internet on a daily basis. Gamers are especially opinionated on all matters, as they often have very specific things
Nintendo fans have become spoiled. The video game dev has long established itself as a company that communicates directly with its consumers. Rather than rely on tradeshows to make big announcements, they have taken to
Pokémon Sword & Shield launched amid some crazy controversy. Fans took umbrage with the fact that not every single Pokémon could be caught or traded into the latest generation of the franchise. In an interview
