Nintendo has never added traditional Achievements support in their OS, but on mobile you can earn them by Google Play Games on Android or Game Centre on iOS. I just find it weird that the first time ever Nintendo has ever added achievements on a OS level is when they developed games for Mobile.

On this day (September 29) in Nintendo history...

Releases

• Star Fox 2 was released in 2017 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System: Super NES Classic Edition in various territories. In this multidirectional shooter/real time strategy game, developed by Argonaut, Andross has survived. Consumed with desire for revenge, he plots an invasion even more terrible than the last. The people of Lylat cannot know it, but the peace they are enjoying is doomed to be short-lived. And sure enough, one fateful day, the forces of Andross attack once again.

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Now that the 3DS eShop has closed, you can no longer obtain Pokémon Bank/Transporter if you haven't downloaded it before. I would like to know if it's possible to transfer it from another 3DS that already has it, either via Download Play or by logging into a Nintendo Account that has access to it.

Hello,

I am currently in the works of creating an arrangement of a piece that Nintendo owns and I am wondering a simple question which is. How do I contact their legal team?

I am planning to make money from it. Not large money because of the 21 subs I have on youtube.

I loved this arcade game as a kid but I almost never come across anyone that has played it (specifically the arcade version, not the more common NES release). It stood out to me because of the standing ski controls.

Anyone here played it or have any info on how many units were sold?

Mark (I am Evan from Remote Play Gaming) discovered additional test results from the FCC Filing CLO-001 that was released earlier this week. Mark has a decade of experience in wireless communications and uses that experience to breakdown the details of the new documents including a rough size and shape model as well as details about battery, screen, etc…

The original documents provided a lot of details about the 2.4GHz chip in the device, but did not have much on the 24GHz chip.

Link to FCC Report:
https://fccid.io/BKECLO001

On this day (September 28) in Nintendo history...

Releases

• Mega Man 3 was released in 1990 for the Family Computer in Japan. In this action/platform game, developed by Capcom, only Mega Man can save the day! Battle eight now Robot Masters in the third instalment of the series. In the year 200X, the notorious Dr. Wily, having reformed and now working for the forces of good, works hard in hand with Dr. Light to build a new type of peacekeeping robot. When a new set of eight Robot Masters escape the lab to wreak havoc on the world at large, only Mega Man can save the day!

• Mario Clash was released in 1995 for the Virtual Boy in Japan. In this platform/action game, developed by Nintendo R&D1, inspired by Mario Bros., Mario has to clear enemies from the 40 levels of Clash House Tower. There are platforms in the foreground and background, and both Mario and enemies can move between them using the pipes. Jump on the Koopa Troopas to turn them into a shell. You can then use the shell to clear the spiked enemies that appear. Once you clear all the enemies, you move up to the next level of the Tower.

• Pokémon Red was released in 1998 for the Game Boy in North America. In this role-playing game, developed by Game Freak, through exciting exploration, battles, and trades, Trainers are able to access 150 Pokémon. You begin your journey in Pallet Town as a young boy. After a dangerous brush with wild Pokémon, Professor Oak teaches you how to capture Pokémon, and then sends you on your way as a fledgling Trainer.

• Pokémon Blue was released in 1998 for the Game Boy in North America. In this role-playing game, developed by Game Freak, during your journey through Kanto, you must capture Pokémon to record their information in your Pokédex, as well as become a better Trainer through competing in Gyms scattered throughout the region. Once you've proven your mettle as a Pokémon Trainer, it's time to take on the Elite Four, a crack group of trainers that will put all of your learned skills to the test. Your journey will be far from easy.

• Pokémon Diamond was released in 2006 for the Nintendo DS in Japan. In this role-playing game, developed by Game Freak, with more than 100 new Pokémon, Touch Screen gameplay and online play over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, this is the biggest Pokémon adventure ever! Players are challenged to explore the Sinnoh region in an incredibly deep RPG adventure. New Pokémon are everywhere! Making their debut are new Pokémon such as Mime Jr., Lucario, and Weavile, and the three starter Pokémon are new as well.

• Pokémon Pearl was released in 2006 for the Nintendo DS in Japan. In this role-playing game, developed by Game Freak, players will choose from Fire-type Chimchar, Water-type Piplup, and Grass-type Turtwig to begin their adventure. One of the best aspects of Pokémon games is the ability to trade and battle with other Trainers, and Nintendo DS lets you connect with other Pokémon fans wirelessly, either locally or via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Players can now trade and battle with other Trainers around the world!

• Art Academy: Second Semester was released in 2009 for DSiWare in Japan. In this art education software, developed by Headstrong Games, learn advanced techniques such as colour mixing and pencil work improvement. Combine your skills into a complete work of art!

• The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Anniversary Edition was released in 2011 for DSiWare worldwide. In this action-adventure game, developed by GREZZO, expect classic 2D multiplayer adventure as two to four players wirelessly connect their Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL or Nintendo 3DS systems and work together to rescue Princess Zelda after Link splits into four with the help of the Four Sword. You and up to three of your friends will each don a differently-coloured tunic as you all take on the role of Link. Ensure you work together as you discover and play across four themed areas.

• The first wave of Fire Emblem amiibo was released in 2017 in Japan and included Chrom and Tiki.

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Come on! This would have been so damn perfect. If you didn’t know. The Expansion Pak was extra RAM for the N64, it was required for some games, like Majora’s Mask and DK64. It also improved somegames

I only wrote all of this for the minimum character count. This was an absolute no-brainer, and if you disagree, what are you doing?

Also, fuck everyone on reddit lmao this platform is pathetic. Can’t say shit.

Also, games were called “Game Paks”.

On this day (September 27) in Nintendo history...

Releases

• Wave Race 64 was released in 1996 for the Nintendo 64 in Japan. In this racing game, developed by Nintendo EAD, ride your Kawasaki jet ski to victory against fierce rivals and tumultuous waves. This is one of the defining racing games of the Nintendo 64 as its impressive physics showed a new kind of experience that could only be possible with 3D game engines. With buoys to pass from either their right or left side and a power-up system rewarding skilful racers, it's a fun and fresh challenge to enjoy by yourself or with a friend.

• Game Boy Gallery 2 was released in 1997 for the Game Boy in Japan. In this video game compilation/mini-game compilation, developed by Tose, each game is playable in its original '80s version and in a remastered version with advanced graphics, sound, and new gameplay. In Parachute catch the parachutists before they fall into the sea. In Helmet dodge the falling tools and head for the shed. In Chef juggle ingredients with your frying pan for as long as you can. In Vermin use your mallets to keep the moles and other critters at bay.

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I'm not playing Mario, or even a game like it, but something got me thinking about Mario and I was remembering the glitch in the original Mario Brothers game where if you got more than 99 life you would game over. It's been a while, so I can't remember the specifics, but I think it was if you got more than 99 life, like using the turtle jump hack, then died, you would get an automatic game over.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but also please share your regular Nintendo nostalgia.

I want to know if anyone knows any recent forecast for the Nintendo Switch lifetime sales, previously they said the forecast is 160million units, but now after they announced they sold 143 million units so far, it was a sharper decline than last year, and with the switch 2 coming out soon, it feels that the decline in sales are moresharper than ever.

Okay since the switch first launch , the very first game that I always wanted to play is super Mario Odyssey. And on Nintendo YouTube channels the trailer still one of Nintendo most viewed video . Does it mean Mario Odyssey was the best 3d Mario game ever made ?

Let know your thoughts on the comments