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Platinum Games began teasing a fifth announcement for 2021 on its Platinum4 teaser website on Saturday. Game designer Hideki Kamiya spoke about an unnamed...

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess – 1 year After a mesmerizing first appearance at E3 2004, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess was turning into everything that Zelda fans could have hoped for. The darker, more serious tone made it the spiritual successor to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time that series veterans had wanted after being (arguably unfairly) disappointed with the visual style of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Yet, those fans would have to wait a bit longer as Twilight Princess was delayed almost a full year to November 2006. Nintendo ultimately did this to...

Nintendo Is Running Out Of Wii U Games To Revive On Switch The Wii U  apparently had a bunch of amazing games on it. At least, that’s what Nintendo so badly wants us all to know. Why else would they be systematically reviving every major release from the console on the Switch? Well no, you say, surely it’s not every Wii U game. They must only be grabbing the very best titles from their doomed tablet titan, right? Out of curiosity, I looked up a complete list of first-party titles that appeared on the system. Turns out we’ve run through almost all of them! Sure, some things got direct ...

Source: iMore Having key first-party developers is important for keeping a steady stream of exclusive quality content on gaming platforms. While the Nintendo Switch has no shortage of great games available, the purchase of a new studio can be a game changer, adding even more options for users. Both Sony and Microsoft have made major studio purchases in the last couple of years. Nintendo, on the other hand, has been pretty quiet. The House of Mario doesn't often buy studios outright, electing instead to form close working relationships with them, but that doesn't mean it won't flex its wallet ...