The Nintendo 64 stands out as a fascinating junction point in the history of the publisher as well as gaming in general. It represented the shift from 16-bit graphics to more complex 3D landscapes, as ...

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If Silicon Valley likes to move fast and break things, Nintendo prefers to go slow and preserve its history. The Japanese game and console maker also always protects its “sense of fun,” Keza MacDonald ...

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The Nintendo Museum in Kyoto is a slick and playful trek through the company’s century-long history. But it’s lacking much in the way of revelations. is an entertainment editor covering streaming, ...

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The Nintendo 64 remains one of the most iconic home consoles in the history of Nintendo, signifying the publisher’s shift into the 3D space. While the console struggled at times to keep up with the ...

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If Silicon Valley likes to move fast and break things, Nintendo prefers to go slow and preserve its history. The Japanese game and console maker also always protects its “sense of fun,” Keza MacDonald ...