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Nintendo has just released an official Nintendo Store App. iOS and Android users should be seeing the app in their respective app stores.

The application allows users to browse and purchase Nintendo products from the Nintendo eShop and the Official Nintendo website, synced through your Nintendo Account. On top of that, you can review your play activity in specifics, redeem platinum points for My Nintendo rewards, and check in at Nintendo stores and events for platinum points.

Here’s a full description of what you can do on the app:


Elminage Original: Priestess of Darkness and The Ring of the Gods is making its way to Nintendo Switch as announced by Mobius Inc. The game is set to release in Japan on April 26, 2026.

Elminage ORIGINAL – Priestess of Darkness and The Ring of the Gods is a dungeon crawling RPG that originally released on the PS2 in 2008. The title’s most recent rerelease was in 2017 on PC via steam. Japan will also be receiving a physical edition, with additional graphics planned via DLC.

Here’s some more information about the game:

The latest Famitsu review scores for the week of November 4, 2025 are as follows:

The Super Mario Bros. Movie was Nintendo’s big return to the big screen, and it doesn’t sound like the company has any plans of slowing down.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie released in 2023. Next year, we’ll be seeing The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. There’s also a live-action movie based on The Legend of Zelda slated for 2027.

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We have a few key statistics from Nintendo – specifically annual playing users, Nintendo Accounts, and Switch Online members. These tidbits were shared during a financial results briefing today.

The full rundown is as follows:

Nintendo has spoken about one of its major principles, which is “fostering long-term relationships with consumers”.

During a financial results briefing today, president Shuntaro Furukawa shared spoke a bit about what this means. Ultimately it comes down to having “a connection with our consumers throughout the various stages of their lives, so that their experiences with Nintendo entertainment resonate with them and become cherished memories.” The “ideal cycle” is to make a connection when a player is a child, playing games with their kids as an adult, and spending time with grandchildren with Nintendo products.

Furukawa noted the following:


Switch 2 is Nintendo’s primary focus at the moment, but that doesn’t mean Switch 1 is going anywhere. Even after more than eight years, the company intends to continue selling the system.

President Shuntaro Furukawa briefly spoke about the plan for Nintendo Switch 1 during a financial results briefing today. As long as demand remains – even if it’s not as strong as it used to be – the system will still be on the market.


Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa has delivered more positive news about Switch 2, stating that the platform is experiencing sales that are growing at the fastest rate for its gaming platforms ever.

That tidbit was shared during a financial results briefing for the company’s financial results. Furukawa also said Nintendo Switch 2 is receiving “the largest third-party software lineup for a new Nintendo hardware ever.”

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Switch is on track to be Nintendo’s best-selling systems of all time, but now that Switch 2 is here, there’s obviously a need to move players over. Nintendo gave some insight into what this has been like thus far during a financial results briefing.

According to Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa, 84 percent of Nintendo Switch 2 players transitioned from the previous system. He also said “if we look at when these transitioning consumers first started playing Nintendo Switch, we see no concentration in any specific period.”


As part of its latest financial results, Nintendo explained why it decided to make a direct follow-up to Switch in the form of Switch 2.

Sometimes Nintendo creates “sequel” to hardware, but that definitely doesn’t happen ever time. We’ve seen it for generations such as the NES to SNES and DS to 3DS. That’s now happened once again from Nintendo Switch to Switch 2.



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