With Brothership, the latest installment in the beloved series, Nintendo aims to capture the magic that made its predecessors stand out.

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Another financial update from Nintendo only makes it more apparent it’s quietly preparing a Switch 2 launch for next year.

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Profits have been frozen and the year-on-year fall is up to 56%, and users and shareholders are wondering when it will make ...

Nintendo maintained somewhat conservative foreign exchange rate assumptions of 140 yen per U.S. dollar and 155 yen per euro. The current exchange rates sit at 152 yen per U.S. dollar and 165 yen per ...

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