With 'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie' now in theaters, Shigeru Miyamoto has doused fans' hopes for a major Nintendo crossover.
Plus, another new adaptation of Three-Body Problem is on the way.
He's also very hyped on Beyond the Spider-Verse, The Legend of Zelda, Karate Kid, and 28 Years Later.
"Creators" by Joey Spiotto imagines the likes of George Lucas, Steve Jobs, Guillermo del Toro, and others as pop art.
The authors of an upcoming book on Nintendo's infamous video game console argue that the Virtual Boy was more than just a gimmicky failure.
Nintendo confirms Illumination gets to play with the Mushroom Kingdom a second time.
After years of troubles, the gaming world’s premiere showcase calls it quits.
Legendary Nintendo figure Shigeru Miyamoto will produce the movie alongside Avi Arad; it will be directed by Maze Runner 's Wes Ball.
Nintendo announced on Twitter that Charles Martinet, 67, would become a "Mario Ambassador," rather than the iconic voice of the character.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie heads home today, so celebrate with a sneak peek inside the Mushroom Kingdom, from the people who made it.
Koji Kondo's Super Mario Bros. theme is one of 25 recordings being added to the registry.
The planned supersized Donkey Kong is Nintendo-approved and uses the motherboard from the original arcade cabinet.
Does ‘Riiiiidge Raaaaaaceerr’ strike a chord? How about ‘my body is ready'? There are so many reasons to remember E3 fondly.
io9 spoke with the voices of Mario and Luigi ahead of the Nintendo animated film's release on April 5.
Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Seth Rogen lend their voices to the Nintendo animated film.
Chris Pratt and Charlie Day voice Mario and Luigi in the Universal, Illumination, and Nintendo co-production.
Anya-Taylor Joy, Seth Rogen, and Jack Black will also provide voices for the new Nintendo film.
Bluetooth versions of the classic controllers will launch alongside a new retro gaming expansion pack for Nintendo Switch Online.
Nintendo was silent on the matter at its E3 event, but it doesn't look like a next-gen Switch will go on sale this holiday season.
One of the more shocking things to come out of genre films as of late was the reality that Detective Pikachu was actually a ridiculously solid movie—the sort of video game film that properly demonstrated that video game adaptations don’t have to be bad. Apparently, Nintendo has taken note of this development and is considering…
