The shares are up about 25 per cent in the past 12 months, taking its market value to an all-time high. Read more at ...

The Mario Kart creator’s focus on success in games, while leveraging its intellectual property into movies and theme parks, makes it look like a safe bet for tech investors amid the volatility ...

The Mario Kart ... at a shop in Tokyo on Jan. 16. Speculation over Nintendo’s new console, a successor to the wildly popular Switch, has reached fever pitch, with specialist media predicting an ...

Nintendo is playing it safe, and while more details are set to be revealed in a dedicated Nintendo Direct broadcast on April ...

Nintendo shares tumbled more than seven percent on Friday after the Japanese games giant failed to impress with ... Nintendo's trailer also showed off a new version of the long-running Mario Kart ...

We believe that Nintendo’s policy change in 2014 is offering the firm a new growth opportunity, through not limiting its popular characters to game consoles, but expanding them to other platforms—such ...

Fans also think Toad’s kart is a spitting image of the Monster Buggy from the cover of 1988’s Famicom Grand Prix 2, which was only released in Japan. Perhaps that means we could see more vehicles from ...

Famitsu has posted the latest boxed sales charts for Japan ... with Super Mario Party Jamboree once again topping the charts, followed not-so-closely by Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.

which was only released in Japan. Perhaps that means we could see more vehicles from classic Nintendo games in Mario Kart 9. In addition, Rosalina was glimpsed behind the wheel of a kart with tank ...

But the Japanese giant is keeping players waiting for full details ... During the video, the console also shows off a new version of the long-running Mario Kart series both on its built-in screen and ...

But the Japanese giant is keeping players waiting ... During the video, the console also shows off a new version of the long-running Mario Kart series both on its built-in screen and on a TV ...

The newly unveiled Mario ... Japan. Changing the theme park so soon after opening seems like it’d cost a fortune (although the American version hasn’t opened yet) but if you examine the Mario ...