With the success of Super Mario Bros., Nintendo aims to establish a consistent release schedule for movies based on its iconic video game franchises.

Nintendo has always been a company willing to try just about anything. Cardboard cutout toys that mesh with games? Done. A console called the Wii with a remote-shaped controller? Massive success.

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto feels that Nintendo isn't only after numbers. It's after getting more money from more fans.

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Pac-Man is one of the earliest examples of a game that never loses appeal. Its simple goal—eat dots, avoid ghosts, survive—still hooks players. Released in 1980, it helped define arcade culture and ...

We’re officially getting a live-action movie adaptation of one of the biggest video game franchises of all time, The Legend of Zelda, sending another one of Nintendo’s IPs to the big screen. Video ...

In a new update from Nintendo of Japan, the company has announced that new Yoshi plushes and a Yoshi app will be coming to ...