Nintendo has officially announced the discontinuation of online servers for its 3DS and Wii U gaming consoles. This decision comes as a result of the company shifting its focus towards newer and more advanced systems.
Producer Steps Down
In a surprising turn of events, the producer of Dragon Quest 12 has stepped down following a reshuffle within the development team. This unexpected change has raised concerns among fans about the future of the game and what impact it will have on its release date.
Apple has announced that their AirPods Max headphones are now available at their lowest price since Black Friday. The discount is available both online and in retail stores, making it easier for customers to get their hands on these high-quality headphones.
Broadening Audience Reach
With the success of games like “Fortnite” and “Apex Legends,” live service games have become a major trend in the gaming industry. Warner Bros. is aiming to tap into this market by broadening its audience reach through targeted marketing initiatives and partnerships with streaming platforms and social media influencers.
Celebrate MAR10 Day with Mario
Fans of the beloved plumber can take a warp pipe down memory lane as they revisit iconic levels from games such as Super Mario Bros. and Mario Kart. These special events will offer players the chance to earn exclusive rewards and experience classic gameplay in a modern setting.
Yuzu and Citra, popular emulators for the Nintendo Switch and 3DS consoles, have shut down following legal pressure from Nintendo. The distribution of these emulators, which allowed users to play Nintendo games on non-Nintendo devices, has come to an abrupt end.
Commitment to Live Service
The company expressed its commitment to continue focusing on live service games as part of its strategy for the future.
Suicide Squad, the popular video game publisher, has announced plans to double down on live-service games in the coming years. This decision comes as the company aims to expand its reach and provide a more engaging gaming experience for players around the world.
Google announced a new update for Android Auto that aims to reduce distractions for drivers. This update will be rolled out to all users gradually through the Google Play Store.
Switch emulator developers have announced that they will be shutting down their operations and paying a sum of $2.4 million to Nintendo. This decision comes after facing legal action from the gaming giant for copyright infringement.
