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Source: Rebecca Spear / iMore It's crazy to think that another week has flown by, bringing us one step closer to the E3 2021 Nintendo Direct. You might recall that last week a Bloomberg report stated that Nintendo would likely reveal its new Switch 'Pro' hardware before E3. In the excitement of this discovery, rumors began to fly like crazy, and people got swept up in them, sometimes mistaking rumor for fact. I get it, though. I'm incredible stoked for an upgraded Switch variant, and I know several others are too. But to keep from being disappointed, we Nintendo fans really need to take every...

Nintendo surveys are asking how people feel about new WarioWare and brain training (maybe Brain Age) games at specific price points.

03 June 2021, 02:06 am WarioWare is known to have a planned release at an unknown date. The installment could give light to the past franchise that has lost its potential after several popular games queue on the market. Now, the reports point out that the series could adopt the games which borrow the same mechanics with the "WarioWare." The Nintendo Switch would be the console to feature this game according to the sources. As a result, the video game publisher has posted a survey on Twitter that asks the users about their interests in the next game. This means that the question also coincide...

Probably would not buy Definitely would not buy Other users received similar questions at different price points that asked about other series like the Brain Age series, an educational series that claims to "train" people's brain through exercises. While these games were popular on the Nintendo DS and Wii systems, they have yet to make their way to the Nintendo Switch in a similar manner. One Brain Age game, Brain Training, made its way to the Nintendo Switch, but didn't exactly set the world on fire. Fans of the Wario Land and WarioWare series have been excited, however, citing the Wii U War...

WarioWare, how I missed you It feels super weird to be old enough to remember living through…basically all of Nintendo’s history, WarioWare included. I still remember the first time I saw my friend’s little brother jamming away at the first WarioWare game while we were playing Power Stone 2; completely mesmerized. My love for the series was born that day, and it was a joy to see it catch on and prosper with crossovers like, say, a Super Smash Bros. level. In fact, the “WarioWare” version of Wario is one of the more prominent forms he takes these days. But after