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What r/nintendo is talking about this week

r/nintendo has 2,387,243 members and 18 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 38.3 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

2,387,243members
18posts in the last 24 hours, newest 20 min ago
38.3comments an hour right now, newest 17 h ago
22,581points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/nintendo this week

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Top threads this week

  1. Legend of Zelda lead says Nintendo doesn't do layoffs because there's "a real benefit" to keeping staff long-term: "We have that base that we can build from"
    22,581 points803 comments7 d ago
  2. Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto Misses Financial Briefing Due To A ‘Sudden Illness’ But Is Expected To Recover Soon
    4,176 points243 comments6 d ago
  3. Nintendo hints the Switch 2 will keep getting classic remakes
    4,039 points1,351 comments7 d ago
  4. Mario historian Supper Mario Broth announces he’s been diagnosed with heart failure and has a 2/3 chance of surviving past one year
    2,586 points107 comments4 d ago
  5. Zelda OoT Remake proves modern game do too much

    Of course nostalgia is a big part of Ocarina Of Times's hype and success. But I fully believe it's also about old school gaming in general. A lot of modern games are just too bloated and feel like...

    2,152 points550 comments4 d ago
  6. Nintendo Exec Bill Trinen Explains Why the Ocarina of Time Remake Is the Perfect First The Legend of Zelda Game
    1,152 points128 comments5 d ago
  7. Nintendo tells investors it isn't planning another Switch 2 price hike as memory prices continue to skyrocket
    928 points35 comments7 d ago
  8. Nintendo of America is hiring a temporary digital archivist
    884 points73 comments3 d ago
  9. Zelda: Ocarina Of Time "Off To A Great Start", Says Nintendo
    715 points248 comments2 d ago
  10. Masahiro Sakurai doesn’t use AI for his games, but believes that avoiding it entirely could cause devs to lag behind in the “far-too-demanding” industry climate - AUTOMATON WEST
    711 points117 comments3 d ago

Newest posts

  1. Famitsu: The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time was the #1 game in Japan this week selling 537,041 retail units at launch
    1 points0 comments20 min ago
  2. On This Day in Nintendo History: Mickey & Donald; The Legend of Zelda; PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  3. Wave Race World would be insane
    1 points0 comments6 h ago
  4. THROWDOWN THURSDAY - GOD FUCKING DAMN IT HOUSE HOUSE
    1 points0 comments8 h ago
  5. Nintendo Takes Down Switch Emulators and Mod Chip Firmware in Massive GitHub DMCA Sweep
    1 points0 comments9 h ago
  6. Nintendo Takes Down Hundreds of GitHub Repositories Targeting Switch Emulators and Modchip Firmware
    1 points41 comments9 h ago
  7. What else deserves a OOT quality remake?
    1 points0 comments10 h ago
  8. Any plans towards stopping scalpers?
    1 points0 comments11 h ago
  9. Take exams in Dandori Academy and earn special #NintendoSwitchOnline icons based on your results
    1 points0 comments12 h ago
  10. Pikmin Bloom added to Nintendo Music
    1 points11 comments12 h ago
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