News & Reviews:   Nintendo

After a few months, the Nintendo eShop is finally having its first major digital sale in Malaysia. While the sales are only for select titles, it offers Malaysian Switch and Switch 2 gamers access to discounted games ranging from family party titles to RPGs and blockbuster releases. It has already begun on 27 May and runs until 9 June 2026, although some titles may have different ending dates depending on the promotion.

For quite a number of Pokémon fans, last year's Pokémon Legends ZA was disappointing. The game received mixed reviews, with some criticising the poor visuals, restrictive game world, and buggy gameplay. However, Pokémon Pokopia could win back some fans.

After its initial announcement in October, the Nintendo eShop and Nintendo Switch Online services have officially launched in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand today. Here's everything you need to know about the local monthly fees and what you get out of them.

In yet another move by Nintendo, the company has launched its new Nintendo Store mobile app for Android and iOS. However, it is not available in Malaysia, as it launches in the US, Canada, the UK and parts of Europe. On the app, it offers another way to browse consoles, games, merchandise, and earn rewards via mobile check-ins.

40 years ago, Nintendo launched its redesigned Famicom console in the US as the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The company went on to create more consoles over the decades, but the original NES has a special place in many hearts. Special enough for 8BitDo to release NES-themed products.

In a significant move for gamers across Southeast Asia, Nintendo confirmed today that its much-anticipated Nintendo eShop and Nintendo Switch Online services will officially launch in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand on 18 November 2025. This marks a major milestone as the company expands its digital ecosystem to more global markets.

If you're a gamer, you've likely seen news of Nintendo copyright claiming YouTube videos featuring content from their games and shutting down emulators. The company would rather sell you their retro games for a price than allow piracy or emulation. And it's going one step further with the latest update to its User Agreement.

During the Nintendo Direct livestream last night, Nintendo announced a new app called 'Nintendo Today!'. It is a news content app that is related to all Nintendo games and characters, available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

Nintendo just announced the Switch 2, and while no official games have been announced for the platform yet, the Xbox team is reportedly gearing up to launch some big titles like Diablo 4, Halo: The Master Chief Collection and Microsoft Flight Simulator to Nintendo. So, what should you know about it?

Those of you who are gamers should know about Nintendo. You may also know that Nintendo won't hesitate to take action against individuals or companies for copyright infringement. This time, the company is going after an individual for streaming pirated Nintendo games.