Nintendo Launches 'Nintendo Today' App As One-Stop News Hub For Fans: All You Need To Know
Nintendo has unveiled a brand-new mobile app, 'Nintendo Today,' designed to deliver the latest updates, exclusive content, and daily surprises to dedicated fans. The announcement came as a surprise reveal during the March 2025 Nintendo Direct, with legendary game designer Shigeru Miyamoto introducing the app in a closing segment.
A Daily Fix of Nintendo News and Updates
The app, now available for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play, serves as a centralised platform for all things Nintendo.
Whether it’s breaking news, event updates, or feature content, users will have instant access to fresh information at their fingertips. Miyamoto highlighted that fans tuning into next week's highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 Direct will be able to access detailed recaps and additional updates directly through the app.
Unlike traditional Nintendo Direct presentations that deliver big announcements in bursts, 'Nintendo Today' ensures that fans stay engaged with a steady flow of content. From daily news drops to themed posts featuring beloved Nintendo characters, the app aims to create a more interactive experience for users.
More Than Just News – A Fun, Interactive Hub
Beyond news, 'Nintendo Today' introduces exclusive Nintendo-themed entertainment. Fans can expect a mix of original content, such as the 'Too Stuck to Pluck' Pikmin 4 comic and 'Pearls of Wisdom' from Animal Crossing’s beloved otter, Pascal. Additionally, the app brings a personal touch with appearances from characters like Mario and Pikmin, greeting users as they open the app each day.
A New Way to Stay Connected With the Nintendo Universe
While some fans may have been expecting major game reveals like new entries in the Zelda or Super Smash Bros. franchises, 'Nintendo Today' offers a fresh way to engage with the brand beyond game launches. Whether tracking upcoming releases or enjoying lighthearted Nintendo-themed content, the app serves as a dynamic hub for enthusiasts.
For those eager to keep up with the latest on Metroid, Pokémon, and other upcoming titles, 'Nintendo Today' is ready to deliver news and surprises—one update at a time.
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