Nintendo is adding two classic action-adventure titles to its Nintendo Switch Online library on Mar. 13, it announced on Tuesday. “Kid Icarus” first released on the NES in 1986 and mixes fantasy ...

The latest batch of Nintendo Switch Online games is here, and it's a murderers' row of 8-bit era greats. The new additions ...

Smash Bros. and Kirby creator Masahiro Sakurai appears to be hinting that another of his games, 2012’s Kid Icarus: Uprising for Nintendo 3DS, is due for a modern-day port for home consoles. The latest ...

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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Budding YouTube star and occasional game developer Masahiro Sakurai has posted another insightful video to his channel, which focuses on the ...

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and Mario Kart 7 will be just some of the games on show at the Nintendo Booth during EB Games Expo 2011; James Kozanecki ... GameSpot AU staff members get their ...

Scott Amos says his mom’s been after him to get his childhood junk out of her Reno, Nevada, attic since he moved out on his own more than 20 years ago, and now, his whole family’s glad he did. When he ...

In Japan, the March lineup is a bit different. While Kid Icarus is included, StarTropics is replaced by Yie Ar Kung-Fu and Fire Emblem. The Nintendo Switch Online subscriber-exclusive app allows users ...

Anyone who has played Kid Icarus: Uprising has likely been impressed with the game thus far. With plenty of single-player content, memorable characters, collectables, and online multiplayer, it's ...

This evening, Nintendo announced the next two classic NES games coming to Nintendo Switch Online as we're getting Kid Icarus and StarTropics. These are two titles that will stir up some awesome ...

The next batch of Nintendo Switch Online games has been unveiled for the month of March. And while the games continue to be revealed at a slower pace than most Nintendo users would like, nobody can ...