When that happens, everyone starts to go in the same direction, but that is where Nintendo would rather go in a different ...

Japanese firm Nintendo will next week open a museum showcasing its history, where fans of "Super Mario", "The Legend of Zelda ...

As the Circle 7 Toy Story 3 was further into production than the studio's other films, a greater volume of material corresponding to the film (such as concept art, character designs and a brief ...

Super Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai is "so sorry" to players who have spent "hundreds or even thousands of hours" in the Nintendo fighting game. In the latest video of his Creating Games ...

Please verify your email address. NDcube, developer of Mario Party, has officially changed its name to Nintendo Cube Co., Ltd. The studio was initially formed by many former employees of Hudson ...

The weird drip-feed of information about Nintendo’s fall Switch line-up continues with a bunch of new details and combat trailers for Mario & Luigi: Brothership. The latest entry in the long ...

Nintendo has published a new post about Mario & Luigi: Brothership on its Japanese website. According to a rough translation, it reveals new information about the islands in the game, some of the ...

Another great title on sale is Super Mario Bros. Wonder, which is 20% off this weekend. Wonder introduced loads of wonderful new ideas to 2D Mario, including three new power ups, the Wonder Flower ...

But with shares down around 40% since its initial public offering (IPO), Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) is an example of why it can pay to be more patient. Let's dig deeper to see if this innovative ...

Dutch Bros is rapidly growing its revenue and profit ... sales and earnings per share at compound annual rates of 22.3% and 25.3%, respectively, between 2023 and 2026. This is a robust outlook.

Long-time Nintendo subsidiary NDcube, the studio behind Mario Party since Mario Party 9 ... Originally, Dentsu owned 13.3% of the company's shares, but in 2010, Nintendo bought out the vast ...

Most parents I speak to feel the same sort of dilemma. We want our children to be prepared for the technology-saturated world that they’re guaranteed to live in but we also don’t want them on ...