Grant Huff is a writer at DualShockers located out of Houston. He is a computer science graduate from Texas State University. When he is not playing or covering video games, he is most likely eating ...

Games historian and preservationist Frank Cifaldi has unearthed a treasure trove of pre-release Nintendo Entertainment System games, including what’s believed to be the earliest Nintendo project coded ...

Nintendo president and CEO Satoru Iwata, who ran the Japanese video game publisher during one of its most successful periods, died at 55, the company revealed in a statement Sunday. Iwata died on July ...

While today’s announcement trailer and Ask the Developer series make no mention of President Iwata or the decade-old launch of the Quality of Life initiative, connecting the dots makes it clear that ...

A look at a different time. Many tragedies have hit the video game industry over the years. For Nintendo fans, one of the saddest ones was that of the death of former company President Satoru Iwata.

The late CEO of Nintendo, Satoru Iwata, started his career as a part-time programmer at HAL Laboratory, the developer of games like Kirby's Adventure. Nintendo and HAL had a close relationship long ...

All of us at Siliconera would like to wish Satoru Iwata a posthumous Happy Birthday. Iwata was a video game programmer, businessman, and visionary. He was the fourth president of Nintendo, Co. Ltd.

Last year, gamers and industry insiders alike were shocked when Nintendo President Satoru Iwata unexpectedly passed away from cancer at age 55. Iwata propelled Nintendo to new heights of success with ...

On Monday, it was revealed that Nintendo is shipping every Switch console with a hidden copy of the 1984 NES game Golf running in an emulator. Nobody knew why, and Nintendo wasn't (and still isn't) ...

We lost Satoru Iwata a few years ago and it’s still hitting us like a ton of bricks. It seems like only yesterday that he was featured in Nintendo Directs, giving us memorable facial expressions and ...

In 2011, a Japanese newspaper asked late president Satoru Iwata when Nintendo would assign the company's internal teams to a mobile game. Iwata did not mince words. "This is absolutely not under ...

At the Game Developers Conference, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata tells how designer Shigeru Miyamoto's innovative games pulled the company out of a "death spiral." Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.comSAN ...