Nintendo’s Switch console has been a runaway success for the company, but even when the system launched it wasn’t a graphical powerhouse, despite punching well above its weight-class with titles such as Doom. Rumors for an upgraded Switch Pro have circulated for some time, and now we have further details that this upgraded console.

Nintendo’s Switch has been a runaway success for the company, and given Nintendo’s approach to crafting a unique hybrid system combined with a fantastic lineup of first-party and exclusive games, it’s unsurprisingly that the Nintendo Switch has enjoyed particularly strong sales. But, with the Playstation 5 and next-generation Xboxes posied for release later this.

We know Nintendo’s NX is coming, developers are working on it, rumors are flying, and all that’s left is official confirmation the systems abilities. The latest slew of rumors hint that the console will be more powerful than Sony’s Playstation 4 console ‘by a noticeable amount’. These rumors originate from NeoGaf, where a verified.

In a rather shocking and sad piece of news, Nintendo released a brief statement this morning saying that the Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has passed away at the age of 55. “Nintendo Co., Ltd. deeply regrets to announce that President Satoru Iwata passed away on July 11, 2015 due to a bile duct growth.”.

We all knew this was coming, but Nintendo took surprisingly long about it. But, they have finally done it, and will be teaming up with DeNA to bring new games based on their classic IP to smartphones. Now, there’s one thing that you have to be clear about here: This is not to port.

Sony and Microsoft’s next generation consoles (or should I say, current generation consoles) the Playstation 4 and Xbox One are pretty impressive pieces of kit. The Wii U by technical comparison is lacking, in CPU, RAM and GPU terms it comes up short against either of its rivals. So it’s fairly obvious that another.

Sega’s Demise – The Sega Saturn Part 1 The 32 bit era is possibly one of my favorite in gaming – and for a number of reasons. The first were the games. There were some incredible titles released on all 3 of the major competing consoles (Sega’s Saturn, Sony’s Playstation, and Nintendo’s N64). The era.

In gaming, there are certain games everyone assumes you’ve played and completed. Mario 64, FF7, Mass Effect, Metal Gear Solid. However… Let’s be honest here, we’re all guilty of somehow or another letting classics slip through our fingers. I’m likely going to cause gasps of horror when I say I’ve never once completed one.

Well, E3 2012 certainly had a lot of expectations surrounding it. We knew that major games, such as “The Last Of Us” and “Metal Gear Rising” would be shown. We also knew there would be a lot of information on Nintendo’s new baby, the Wii U. More sinister than this, we also recognized Sony.

The Wii U, Nintendo’s Next Generation Console, finally has a price point of 30,000 Yen, about $383 US dollars.This compares to the PS3’s 160gb at around $319 US dollars. Meanwhile the 3DS is rumored to soon be released with a screen 1,5 times larger than it currently boasts, putting it at 4.3 inches. Reports.

Despite the Wii U’s release looming and the 3DS sales increasing somewhat, Nintendo aren’t bucking one trend: Losing substantial sums of money. IGN are reporting that the company has lost a staggering $530 million, but that it’s vowing to make the cash back with the Wii U and the 3DS. One of those reasons.