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It didn't go as far as to say what game it will be releasing in November, even though I'm pretty sure we were shown it. The likely reason for that is the Rockstar-made elephant in the video game release room that is GTA 6. September and October's now packed release schedule is evidence that every studio with a game to launch is desperately trying to avoid it, maybe even Nintendo. Or, maybe not. Tuesday's Direct closed with confirmation that the rumored The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is real. Not only that, but it's releasing in 2026. Odd that we don't have an exact release date fo

Your browser does not support the video tag. Then again, not only is the timing incredibly coincidental, but there's seemingly no other reason why today would be the day that Nintendo finally decides to announce DK 64 will soon be playable on modern platforms. There's no Donkey Kong anniversary, no big DK games or projects on the horizon. It has seemingly just added one of NSO's most requested games out of the blue for no reason whatsoever. Or it is covertly leaning into meme culture by doing it on a day when people will be sharing Harambe memes more than ever to mark a decade since he died. E

The most likely character to get the big screen treatment from Nintendo's laundry list of iconic options is Donkey Kong. There have already been rumblings that DK would be getting his own spinoff movie, even before the Galaxy Movie was revealed. There was also barely any sign of DK or his various family members in the new Mario movie, despite the Seth Rogen-voiced version being a main character in the first movie. Even though Donkey Kong is one of Nintendo's oldest IPs, there's been a renewed push for DK that has boosted his popularity significantly in recent years. Not only did he star in The