It’s all about the games, folks. Gamers want, wait for it, games. Nintendo would know. They launched the Nintendo 3DS into the market without much in the way of software to support it. The result? They found their brand new hardware suffering from a high price tag and poor game selection. No one wanted a

The possibility of the presence of a new Super Mario title for the Wii U during Nintendo’s E3 presentation this coming June was initially brought up yesterday in a Spanish interview with Shigeru Miyamoto, famed designer from Nintendo. It was there that Miyamoto explained that Nintendo would bring their famous plumber to the brand new system

Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed, by way of interview, that Nintendo will be showing off a brand new Mario title at E3 for the Wii U. The game will make use of the upcoming console’s tablet controller and remote interfaces. Nintendo developing another Mario game? That’s bananas! It’s worth noting that the Big N recently grabbed up the

Given the discussion in a recent interview with Shigeru Miyamoto, the father of all sorts of gaming classics and staples at Nintendo, there’s a chance gamers might see a fresh take on or remake of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. The legendary game designer spoke with EDGE about his love for the

Last night, Wired.com featured a portion of an interview with Nintendo’s famed Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of games like Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda. The article claimed directly that Miyamoto had announced plans to retire from his current position with Nintendo. Here is one of several bits in the story that indicates Miyamoto is

In an exclusive interview with Wired.com, the father of gaming as we know it today announced his plans to retire. Shigeru Miyamoto, one of Nintendo‘s most famed designers, will step down from his current role in games development. If you don’t know who Miyamoto is, consider him the Stan Lee of video games below the

Well, this makes my heart ache. Steve Jobs and the iPhone, according to survey results from 1,000 gaming professionals, have shaped the video game industry more than any other human or platform. You read that right, Apple has had more impact on the gaming industry than Sony, Microsoft, Sega and Nintendo. I sense a disturbance

When company representatives stand on stage or meet with the press, there’s always a level of inflation expected when it comes to the facts and statistics shared. That’s especially true, typically, for the realm of game length. During the Nintendo 3DS conference that was held before the Tokyo Game Show in September, Shigeru Miyamoto offered

Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto spoke with MTV Multiplayer about the online portion of their next console, the Wii U. Before explaining that Internet connectivity does matter for the company, Miyamoto, likely inadvertently, shed light on why the Nintendo Wii delivered such a lackluster online experience. This is Miyamoto speaking about Nintendo’s perspective when it comes to online

It’s weird to consider that Nintendo has already conceded the fact that the banner feature and tech in their latest handheld may not be its strongest offering. Kotaku ran a story today covering Nintendo’s famed Game Designer Shigeru Miyamoto‘s discussion about the non-necessity of 3D on the Nintendo 3DS. The talk happened during a behind-closed-doors roundtable between

Nintendo’s famous Shigeru Miyamoto spoke with GameSpot about the Wii U, it’s CPU and GPU and how the company is working to get the most out of those portions of the console while keeping the price in check. Nintendo has always been an entertainment company that’s focused on appealing to all age groups while presenting a fiscally

GameInformer spoke with Nintendo legend and creative genius Shigeru Miyamoto during the course of E3. They actually asked him about one of the more interesting facets of gaming hardware design: color choice. Miyamoto commented on the fact that Nintendo used to produce relatively colorful gaming systems (especially the Japanese Super Famicom), but that they moved

Accompanied by a full orchestra, Shigeru Miyamoto unveiled the 25th Anniversary celebration of the NES release of The Legend of Zelda. To commemorate the franchise, each of Nintendo’s platforms will get in on the celebration. Starting today, The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening will be added to the newly launched 3DS eShop. It will be followed next

Super Mario 3DS was revealed more than a month ago by Satoru Iwata, President of Nintendo, at GDC. A few screens were shown to the audience, and then the logo that you see to the right. The big deal with the logo, if you haven’t caught it already, is the raccoon tail that hangs off