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r/nintendo

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r/Nintendo: Gaming • News • Discussion • Community

r/Nintendo is a community to discuss Nintendo's past, present and future.

Members

Global Network

Avg. Upvotes

190

Average upvotes per post

Avg. Comments

Average comments per post

Interactions

245

Average interactions per post

Community Health Score

Composite score based on growth, engagement, and activity frequency

89/100

Best Time to Post

Average engagement by day of week.
Fri is the best day to post, with an average of 326 upvotes per post.

Post Type Breakdown

What the community is talking about, based on AI classification

News & Market Trends43.5%

Conversations about Money17.4%

Pain Points17.4%

Self-Promotion17.4%

New Ideas4.3%

Top Posts in Last 30 Days

Highest-upvoted posts from the community

Layoffs might offer "better short-term financial results," late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata admitted in 2013, but "employees who fear that they may be laid off" will never produce the same results

6K upvotes 115 comments

As PlayStation kills discs, Nintendo becomes our last hope for physical games despite massive gulfs in production costs

4K upvotes 534 comments

Nintendo to stop selling original Switch, Lite, OLED models and more in Europe from February 2027

3K upvotes 243 comments

The Legend of Zelda movie's Link actor couldn't play Breath of the Wild when it launched because he was too young: "It might show my age"

3K upvotes 236 comments

Miyamato explains why Nintendo releases remakes: “Young people today don’t have the opportunity to play games from 10 years ago” and “Letting people know the original games also leads to future developments, so we’ve been actively pursuing that recently.”

3K upvotes 269 comments

Super Mario Galaxy 2's Metascore has been raised from 97 to 98, making it the 3rd highest rated game of all time now.

2K upvotes 218 comments

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Plays Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Twitch

2K upvotes 367 comments

Shigeru Miyamoto thinks people don't care about console specs that much anymore, believes Nintendo instead provides "gameplay that only we can create"

2K upvotes 283 comments

Back In 2009, Iwata Said That Video Games Will Be Digital In 20 Years

2K upvotes 192 comments

#10

Nintendo Could Become the Last Home for Physical Games

2K upvotes 275 comments

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