Nintendo has made waves in the gaming industry with the launch of the Switch 2, selling over 6 million units in just seven weeks. This remarkable achievement not only highlights the demand for new gaming hardware but also sets a new record for console launches, surpassing the PlayStation 5’s initial sales figures. With a strong launch title like Mario Kart World, which sold nearly as many copies as the console itself, it’s clear that Nintendo has struck a chord with fans eager for fresh gaming experiences.

LEGO Japan has officially announced the release of the “LEGO Game Boy,” a meticulously crafted LEGO set that brings back the nostalgia of Nintendo’s iconic portable console. Set to launch on October 1, 2025, this adult-oriented set features 421 pieces that replicate the Game Boy in stunning detail, from the D-pad to the A and B buttons. With pre-orders already available since July 25, 2025, fans of retro gaming and LEGO enthusiasts alike are eager to get their hands on this unique collectible.

Nintendo has taken a significant step by blocking the recording of video content on its newly launched Nintendo Today app. This move, which has left many users frustrated, appears to be a deliberate attempt to control how its content is shared and consumed. Users attempting to record gameplay trailers from the app are met with a frustrating black screen, while audio continues to play, signaling a clear restriction on video capture.