Nintendo has introduced an exciting new app for smart devices called Nintendo Today, and it’s designed to be your daily hub for all things Nintendo.
Every day, users can dive into fresh content, including the latest news, engaging videos, and fun comics with beloved Nintendo characters and games from selected franchises. This was announced just in time for the big Nintendo Direct: Nintendo Switch 2 presentation, slated for Wednesday, April 2nd, where more details about the console’s successor will be accessible straight from the app.
In the words of Shigeru Miyamoto, "Since 2011, Nintendo Direct has been your faithful go-to for updates, and these have blossomed into much-anticipated events. We owe a big thanks to our audience for that."
He shared more about the vision for the app, saying, “While we keep bringing you Nintendo Direct, we’re adding a new dimension with Nintendo Today!, a smart app working as a daily calendar to deliver all sorts of Nintendo content right to your fingertips. And post the Nintendo Direct for the Nintendo Switch 2 on April 2nd, you’ll get a fresh scoop on the system every single day directly through the app.”
Here are some standout features of the app:
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Daily Updates: Stay in the loop with everything happening in the Nintendo world! From insights on the Nintendo Switch 2 system to news about your favorite characters, you’ll get a tailored experience with videos and comics daily.
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Animated Calendar: Check out dates with a lively twist—choose from a range of themes featuring favorites like Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, and Animal Crossing.
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Event Schedule: Use this handy tool to plan for Nintendo Direct presentations, game launches, in-game events, and much more. Customize the view to focus on categories or games you’re interested in.
- Customize Your Home Screen: Personalize your experience by setting up a widget on your home screen. You can tailor it with art from beloved Nintendo series or themes to match your style.
Best of all, you can download the app for free from the App Store or Google Play, as long as you have a compatible smart device and a Nintendo Account.