Nintendo Wire
Nintendo Wire was founded by a dedicated team of lifelong gamers, creative writers, and journalists who are truly passionate about gaming. Their commitment and enthusiasm have shaped the outlet from the very start. The concept of Nintendo Wire emerged from the individual projects of two people, Amiibo News and Amiibo Inquirer. After exploring their own paths, they united over their shared love for Nintendo, aiming to bring honesty and excellence to gaming journalism. Just as Nintendo creates vibrant and polished games, the Nintendo Wire team strives to reflect that same professional yet enjoyable spirit through their high-quality writing and design.
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2 days ago |
nintendowire.com | Peter Glagowski
Content Continues Below   As per a new report from Kotaku, it seems as if Nintendo has started to ban Switch 2 consoles from users utilizing the MIG Switch cartridge on them. For those out of the loop, the MIG Switch cartridge is a type of flashcart that allows users to load up ROMs on their console and play them without swapping out games.
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2 days ago |
nintendowire.com | Peter Glagowski
As has been tradition for many Nintendo games at this point, Mario Kart World has a hidden easter egg containing “Totaka’s Song.” As discovered by some users on Reddit, the various characters in Mario Kart World will start to hum if you leave your cursor over them for an extended period of time. Naturally, this led people to staying on Yoshi for an extended bit, and low and behold, there was “Totaka’s Song.” It’s hard to hear over the background music, but Yoshi is very clearly humming it.
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3 days ago |
nintendowire.com | Jennifer Burch
Recent Articles Raid Hour (also referred to as Legendary Raid Hour) started as an experiment in March 2019.
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3 days ago |
nintendowire.com | Peter Glagowski
With how long the original Nintendo Switch managed to last on store shelves, it should come as no surprise that some of the earliest Switch 2 games were originally designed for the Switch 1. One such is the upcoming Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, the third installment of Koei Tecmo’s Hyrule Warriors spinoff and a prequel, of sorts, to The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
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3 days ago |
nintendowire.com | Peter Glagowski
Content Continues Below   The Switch 2 era is now in full swing and with that means Nintendo Direct streams focused on specific games. As the next big title from the company, Donkey Kong Bananza is ripe for its own Direct and that’s exactly what Nintendo has announced.
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