Most people who grew up in the '90s are probably aware of (or lament) the "Attitude Era" of professional wrestling. The short of it? The WWE (known as the WWF at that time) revamped their strategy with a more irreverent and edgy approach, a...

We've seen the tepid reaction from the general public when it comes to Stadia's recent launch, but many high-ranking industry officials are still banking on cloud gaming. You can now add former NOA president Reggie Fils-Aimé to that ...

We are one day away from the trailer-fest that is The Game Awards, and producer and all-round hype man Geoff Keighley is still dropping news and tidbits in regards to this year's ceremony. This includes the announcements that beloved indust...

Former Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aime has been popping up lately due to his work in the lecturing circuit, and once again in a Q&A portion (for a marketing seminar) he's being asked Nintendo-related questions. This one is...

Will Mother 3 ever be localized? Well if the typical rumor-starters are right, it should have been localized every year for the past decade or so. Every single time, without fail, a Mother 3 rumor pops up, whether it's for E3 or l...

Reggie Fils-Aimé may have left the corporate world behind, but "The Regginator" isn't done just yet. In fact, the former Nintendo of America President announced this past weekend that he is returning to his former place of learning, ...

Not long after players fire up Gears 5 next month -- assuming they go straight into the campaign and not the versus mode or the horde mode or the Escape mode -- they'll earn an achievement that nods knowingly to a well-worn gaming meme...

We miss Reggie. We really do! It's been a few days since Reggie Fils-Aimé departed from Nintendo to enjoy the sweet, leisurely retired life, but the sting of his absence from this industry hasn't let up. As Brett recently highlighted...

[Update: Reggie was able to tweet out another farewell message yesterday on his last day with his new Twitter account, perhaps bookending his career at Nintendo.] Reggie Fils-Aime is officially retired from his position of president of...

Reggie Fils-Aime is living the life of a dream right about now. Once the president of Nintendo of America, now he's just another regular retired dude. He's probably going to spend his days golfing, fishing, wood-working -- all the happ...

It's nearly Reggie Fils-Aime's last day at Nintendo. In February, the much-beloved president of Nintendo of America announced that he'd be retiring on April 15, 2019. Nintendo might -- and should -- send him off in style. Although not ...

While Lyle and I continue to schedule our future fingering endeavors, here's what's been happening in video games: Resident Evil 0, 1, and 4 are heading to Switch! Devil May Cry 5 won't have any DLC outside of a free patch! Reggie's retir...

It's always sad to see a beloved, personable member of a well-liked company move out of the public eye. Today, Nintendo confirmed that Reggie Fils-Aime, the longstanding president of Nintendo of America, will retire. His last day is set for...

So Nintendo has been wishy-washy overall with the whole NES and SNES Classic situation, particularly in regards to the former close to launch. Originally they said they were printing more, then didn't, then acquiesced in 2017 and discontinu...

Speaking in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime addressed Red Dead Redemption 2 not having made an appearance on Nintendo's hybrid-console, Switch.While many would consider a game w...

We all know that the holiday season is absolutely crucial for pretty much every company in existence, but to really drive the point home, Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aimé wants you to know just how important it is. Spea...

For the past two holiday seasons, Nintendo has released mini variants of the NES and SNES consoles. Along with being a pretty faithful replication of the gray boxes, they included pre-packed games that were curated to perfectly tickle your ...

E3 2018 -- the year of Super Smash Bros. As a fan of the series since day one on Nintendo 64 I was all-in on the decision to to make Nintendo's conference all about Smash, but some people weren't so thrilled. "Where's [x]?" people said afte...

Nintendo basically admitted its mistakes with the Wii U while the console was out. A lot of its failures were due to poor marketing, which can be partially attributed to its color scheme, poor name, and a lack of a firm message as to what t...

Losing save data for a massive game just sucks. I remember back in the day having batteries die out on Game Boy and SNES cartridges, dealing with corrupted PlayStation memory cards, and so on. Data management as a whole is just a pain in th...

Nintendo, particularly its Japanese arm, is a proud company. I've been told several times that they won't blame others for their failures, or make it clear why things are happening the way they are when there's a shortage issue (which of co...

If you're thinking about caving in and buying a SNES Classic at those exorbitant scalper prices on eBay and other sites, then stop. Reggie Fils-Aime (which I always read as Feels-Anime) told Financial Times that Nintendo "dramatically incre...

When the Switch rolled around, Nintendo vowed to support the 3DS throughout 2018. That's...about a year and some change left on the system, based on that statement alone -- but speaking to IGN at E3, Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aim...

When Shigeru Miyamoto and Reggie Fils-Aimé visited The Tonight Show last night, their first objective was to let Jimmy Fallon show off the imminent Super Mario Run. One piece of new information came out of the interview; starting tod...

Nintendo revealed its new home (and portable!) video game console, the Switch, two months back with a commercial. Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime brought the new console with him for an appearance on The Tonight Show, for ou...