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Welcome back to our in-depth exploration of the history of amiibo! In our previous segment, we delved into the first half of 2015, covering the releases of ...

It’s hard to believe that nearly ten years have passed since the launch of amiibo on November 21, 2014. Originally released to compete with the likes of ...

So we're republishing this list as a reminder of what Wii U ... of Animal Crossing: New Horizons no doubt prompting sales of this bargain bin favourite to skyrocket (due to the Isabelle amiibo ...

Xenoblade Chronicles X is finally being freed from its Wii U prison, but a lot of games are still trapped on Nintendo's ...

It’s been just a bit over a year since the Wii U was released along with the extremely impressive Wii U controller. With a D-pad, analog sticks, accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer ...

The fact that the Switch 2 is backwards compatible with the original Switch means that many Wii U games will be playable on ...

After training your character, you can have them fight a friend's Amiibo to see who comes out on top. While Smash Bros.

Bowser crashes the latest Mario Party, the first installment of the series on the Wii U console. In the new Bowser Party mini-games, play as Bowser himself and face off against up to four others ...

Facepalm: When Nintendo released the Wii U in 2012, gamers weren't exactly lining up to purchase the new console. Now, after 12 years, the device is exhibiting signs of hardware unreliability that ...

Think of a festival like a giant themed party. It's an event where thousands of like-minded travelers get together to celebrate the thing they love most — whether it's movies or contemporary art ...

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