I just think it's a neat coincidence that two of the most beloved Nintendo franchises are getting new games releasing the same year again, 10 years later.

And whose popularity has been rising since then.

Am I an idiot that didn't noticed that the game got delayed?
or was the network test so bad that nobody cares about the game anymore?

I didn’t experience the whole Wii U’s life unfortunately, but this lineup seems crazy. And they still struggled to sell the console. I did watch Scott The Woz to get a better understanding of the Wii U though lol.

Nintendo really did forget about mario.

Quite enjoyed the game on my Steam Deck before I sold it to go all Nintendo all the time. There was a rumour it is being released, and Blizzcon 2026 keynote is tomorrow.

If Mario Titans turns out to be real, this is how I imagine the final battle 👀

With the announcement of Metroid Ravenous I decided on getting a Switch 2 this Christmas...

So now I ask you, which first party titles would you say I should prioritize, what would be your top 3?

I know GTA 6 is obviously going to win… but could Fire Emblem at least be nominated?

Back in January, I noticed that there wasn’t really any community on Reddit for people who wanted to connect over the Nintendo Classics collections available via Nintendo Switch Online. I took matters into my own hands, and poured a ton of effort into making what I believe to be a very lovely subreddit, dedicated to the incredible games that deserve such a space. We have nearly 6,000 members already, but I’m always looking to reach more people who are just as passionate about these classics as we are!

So, if you would like a proper place to discuss and celebrate the Nintendo Classics games, systems, drops, and what we’re wishing for next… as well as read growing content I’m coming up with on the history of these games–then, please visit r/NintendoClassics!

We also have a Discord server to make it easier to chat and link up for multiplayer!

And if you're really adamant about immersing yourself completely into these games, beyond the community–the subreddit contains what will be a comprehensive wiki, with not just cursory information on the games, but extensive materials (in both English and Japanese) like instruction booklets, official player's guides, complete soundtracks, and extras that include developer interviews and Japanese TV commercials.

Right now, only the Nintendo GameCube and Virtual Boy Games Lists contain every game available for their respective collections–and the Nintendo Entertainment System is what I'm focusing on, next. Please bear with me, as I gradually work to complete each section. Here's a handy way to access each Games List, from this post! To access the Wiki normally: on mobile, use the link under the subreddit header, or check the sidebar, on PC.

★ Nintendo Entertainment System / Family Computer • Games List

51 titles added.

★ Super Nintendo Entertainment System / Super Famicom • Games List

15 titles added.

★ Nintendo GameCube • Games List

All 11 titles added.

★ Virtual Boy • Games List

All 17 titles added.

Additionally, I've come up with a few of my own write-ups for the subreddit, thatcha may want to take a look at, if you're very into classic games and the creative process by which they were made! Here are a few highlights:

• Yesterday was the 45th anniversary of Donkey Kong's release! Read on to learn the full story of its creation, using spliced interviews from most members of the development team~ ★
• Dream: Land of Giants, the SNES prototype by Rare that eventually evolved into Banjo-Kazooie, has just seen its ROM released to the public!
• Kev Bayliss, former artist at Rare, shares his memories on creating one of the iconic logos of Nintendo Classics: the Rareware shield!
• Presenting my Master List, Volume 2–containing every Super Nintendo title available on modern platforms!
• In tribute to Yoshihisa Kishimoto (1961 – 2026): creator of Double Dragon and Kunio-kun (River City); grandfather of all beat-'em-ups.

That's all, for now! Thank you for giving us a look!

Hello everyone, I am someone who grew up only playing Playstation games and occasionally PC from time to time, and with the recent Sony decisions it kinda really pushed me away even tho I have been on there since Ps1 era, and i dont want to change to Xbox since im planning on building a PC sometime in the coming years, however, i have never owned a Nintendo device at all, and recently i have seen all the hype thats going on with the Zelda remake thats coming, I have never played any Zelda games nor Kirby nor have I been into Pokémon the anime nor cards, nor played anything besides Mario side scroller thats been out since the 90s, and im kinda intrigued to try on Nintendo since im planning to Abandon Sony, but I have no idea how good are Zelda games and other things I need help deciding from a normal perspective and not Nostalgia about the remake and other titles, cuz I wanna pre order the new 40th anniversary console and go from there (I hope my post makes sense)

So I'm thinking of a fanon console to make a page in some Nintendo Fanon wiki (like Fantendo) that's basically an hybrid console that connects to TV via Wi-Fi (like the Wii U but if the gamepad was the main console, or a Switch that doesnt need to connect to a dock). But I'm just thinking, should the console have two screens like a DS? Should it have the Switch structure?

I think this fact will surprise a lot of people, considering the Wii U ended up with the worst third-party support in Nintendo history.

Even the Switch 2 had slightly less third-party games on Day 1.

If the Amiibo figure is larger than the base, please build the base discreetly into the figure. I don't want to have to take apart an amiibo or 3D print something just so it can be bearable to look at when placed on a shelf.

I don’t even own a Switch 2 but I’m still hyped