After years of being indifferent at best to the Super Smash Bros. tournament scene, Nintendo of America has announced a new partnership that will see the debut of the first officially-licensed Smash tournament series. The news came via a surprise press release on Thursday morning. Nintendo has teamed with Panda Global, a Detroit-based esports brand, to create an as-yet-unnamed championship circuit for players of both Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for the Nintendo Switch and its 2001 GameCube predecessor Super Smash Bros. Melee. This partnership with Panda Global is the next step in Nintendos efforts to create a more consistent, fun Read More
REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A new partnership approaches! Nintendo and Panda Global, a leading organization in the Super Smash Bros. community, are teaming up with the goal of creating a fun and welcoming space for players to compete while simultaneously boosting support for Super Smash Bros. tournaments and competitions. The partnership will kick off with Panda Global operating the first-ever officially licensed championship circuit in North America for both the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
MultiVersus , Warner Bros . forthcoming free-to-play video game, is one of the many attempts that companies have made at recreating the madcap perfection of Nintendos Super Smash Bros., a multiplayer fighter built on the premise of mashing up characters from different franchises as part of a wholly new, out-of-canon Read more

Nintendo Co., Ltd. (OTCMKTS:NTDOY) Shares Sold by Fulton Bank N.A.

03:06pm, Thursday, 18'th Nov 2021 Transcript Daily
Fulton Bank N.A. cut its stake in Nintendo Co., Ltd. (OTCMKTS:NTDOY) by 40.2% during the 3rd quarter, Holdings Channel.com reports. The institutional investor owned 5,357 shares of the companys stock after selling 3,603 shares during the period. Fulton Bank N.A.s holdings in Nintendo were worth $326,000 as of its most recent filing with the Securities []

MultiVersus is WB Games’ free-to-play Smash Bros competitor

02:36pm, Thursday, 18'th Nov 2021 Techtelegraph
The rumors and leaks were true. WB Games announced MultiVersus on Thursday, a free-to-play fighting game. MultiVersus is taking obvious inspiration from Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. franchise, with a roster of Warner Bros. characters lik Arya Stark, Batman, Bugs Bunny, Wonder Woman and more. You can check out the reveal video below, with some input […] The post MultiVersus is WB Games’ free-to-play Smash Bros competitor appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

Nintendo: The One Stock I''d Buy to Close Out 2021

10:51am, Thursday, 18'th Nov 2021 The Motley Fool
This company should continue to produce durable profits and is trading at a dirt-cheap valuation.

Nintendo: The One Stock I'd Buy to Close Out 2021

05:51am, Thursday, 18'th Nov 2021
This company should continue to produce durable profits and is trading at a dirt-cheap valuation.

Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda is a cozy piece of nostalgia

06:59pm, Wednesday, 17'th Nov 2021 VentureBeat
Nintendo''s Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda is an ideal holiday gift and a nice way to experience the franchise''s history.

Nintendo''s New Game & Watch Is a Zelda Fan''s Must-Have

05:51pm, Wednesday, 17'th Nov 2021 Gizmodo
My biggest takeaway from last years Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. was that Nintendo could have, and should have, included more games. It was a complaint the company has more or less addressed with the new Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda , resulting in a better handheld for casual play. Its arguably a must-have Read more

3 Top Video Game Stocks to Buy in November

07:12am, Wednesday, 17'th Nov 2021
Video gaming is one of the largest industries in the world, so there's room for lots of companies to make serious money.
Your old Nintendo consoles and games could be earning you big dollars instead of collecting dust.
A developer was able to port Nintendo''s ''Super Mario 64'' to the Apple TV running up to 60fps. Here''s how to get it.
High demand for videogames since the coronavirus outbreak has been boosting sales of consoles from Microsoft (MSFT), Electronic Arts (EA) and Sony (SONY) and Activision (ATVI).
Two decades in, the unexpected consequences of some of the Xbox’s boldest innovations nudged Microsoft to break away from its initial “gamer” marketing push towards an inclusive approach to gaming, Xbox boss Phil Spencer tells Axios. Why it matters: Xbox turns 20 today, offering a moment to reflect on what Microsoft has achieved within console gaming and where it may go in the next 20. Spencer discussed Xbox’s history — the good and bad — with Axios during a recent video chat. (It began with Spencer dismissing an incoming call from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. “I told him I’m doing an interview,” he said.) Microsoft’s Xbox journey started with the first Xbox on Nov. 15, 2001, and followed with the successful Xbox 360 (2005), the doomed Xbox One (2013) and the current well-received , but supply-constrained, Xbox Series consoles (2020). Xbox initially turned heads with games such as “ Halo ,” “ Forza ” and “ Gears of War .” It used Microsoft’s war chest to buy the makers of “Minecraft” in 2014 .
As Black Friday approaches, deals for Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo''s online services are amongst the most sought after.
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