The destruction in Donkey Kong Bananza is just the latest example of an ongoing design trend.

The Nintendo San Francisco store is holding its third major event since it opened in May with the launch of “Donkey Kong Bananza.” The game marks the popular character’s second foray in a 3D platformer, and it’s also the second major first-party game built specifically for the Nintendo Switch 2.

The next Nintendo Direct might be coming up very soon. That's according to reputable source Nate the Hate, who said during a podcast today, July 14, that the next Direct is slated for this month.

Bo Bragason and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth have been cast as Princess Zelda and Link. Though Nintendo’s live-action Legend of Zelda movie won’t be out until May 7th, 2027, we finally know who is going to be playing the titular princess and her faithful knight.

The Switch 2′s technology grants “Donkey Kong Bananza” destructible environments, in a perfect crystallization of Nintendo’s game design philosophy.

Nintendo and Universal have filed a copyright notice for an untitled Donkey Kong movie, leaving fans with no doubt that the

Superman 2 may not be as likely as we thought. James Gunn’s Superman movie is now playing in United States theaters. The DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures film stars David Corenswet as the titular superhero, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. So far, Superman has grossed around $250 million […]

Games console maker has no plans to release its new games for the previous console, though old console titles will work with it