All Posts by: Holly Fellmeth
During a Nintendo Direct broadcast on April 1, Nintendo announced that Lucas would be returning to the Super Smash Bros. scene as downloadable content (DLC) for the two current titles in the series on Wii U and 3DS. As promised,… Read More »
Update: The method by which you can enter to win GetClose code #1 has been revealed! All you have to do is Tweet using #wingetclose and let us know what your favorite Mario game is. We’ll pick the winner of… Read More »
A big welcome to all you lovely inkling listeners out there! As the title implies, episode 14 of the podcast involves plenty of Splatoon talk! Matt and I end up discussing several other topics as well, including amiibo, The World… Read More »
A warm welcome to episode 13 of the NintendoFever Podcast! In this episode, you can look forward to many surprises you won’t find anywhere else: In our newly named “Recent Swag” section, find out how bad I am at 20… Read More »
Hey Nintendo fans; welcome to episode 12 of the NintendoFever Podcast! This week, Matt and I introduce a new segment to the podcast based around our weekly pick-ups. We don’t have a catchy name for this yet, so if you… Read More »
Nintendo’s general plans for E3 2015 are out in the open, thanks to another quirky video from the company. We’ll be getting another “Digital Event” this year, which will once again take the place of a live press conference (not… Read More »
Welcome to a fashionably late episode of the NintendoFever Podcast! Matt Desind and myself, Holly Fellmeth, found plenty to discuss in episode 11, thanks to the recent Splatoon Global Testfire event and the prospect of Nintendo theme park rides at… Read More »
Nintendo surprised fans this morning with an impromptu Nintendo Direct that’s all about Splatoon, which releases for Wii U May 29. The Direct is just over 30 minutes and takes an in-depth look at details, many of which we were… Read More »
A dream of many Nintendo fans’ is finally coming to fruition. Nintendo and Universal Parks & Resorts have partnered to bring attractions based on “Nintendo’s most famous characters and games” to one or more Universal theme park. Neither company has… Read More »
Nintendo hasn’t exactly been blind to the problems fans have had due to the poor supply of several amiibo figures, but the company has now finally released an official, somewhat comforting, statement on the matter. It starts by thanking fans… Read More »
