The international hit film “ Ne Zha II, ” featuring the adorable demon-toddler of the title, was a visual feast. This film is ...

Artist, actress, model, and former reality TV star Lauren Tsai had always mourned the "unwanted" parts of herself — her ...

Cities 97.1 entertained listeners in an unexpected fashion on Tuesday night. In what appeared to be a technical error around 7:30 p.m., the station began looping a ...

PHOENIX — Eastbound Loop 303 saw a short-lived closure at Interstate 17 in Phoenix on Monday afternoon due to a crash, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. The crash was located near ...

A short segment of Business Loop 70 will be closed for construction starting Wednesday and ending Nov. 26. The loop will be closed between Hathman Place and Eastland Circle. The businesses along the ...

Nintendo has fleetingly dropped some bombshell announcements on its Nintendo Today app, but the most recent drop is a real head-scratcher. The gaming company shared a video on the app simply titled ...

Nintendo has released a second version of the animated short that confused many fans and is now likely to have made some of those who guessed what was going on feeling very pleased with themselves.

UPDATE: An update from Nintendo has now clarified the nature of this week's two 'Close to You' short films — and, sadly, it doesn't sound like Pikmin 5 is yet on the way. Read IGN's full coverage here ...

Nintendo used its Nintendo Today app to solve the mystery of what was going on in the “Close to You” animated short, as it turns out that video was a Pikmin cartoon. It turns out the “entity” moving ...

Most of what Nintendo uploads to its Nintendo Today app is fairly predictable; think a screenshot or trailer for an upcoming game or the latest soundtrack being agonisingly drip-fed onto Nintendo ...

This morning, Nintendo posted a nearly four-minute animated short titled “Close to You.” In it, a baby watches as their toys are moved around by some unseen force. Nintendo provided no context or ...

A journalist with more than eight years of experience in the gaming segment (she blames The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask for that). Nintendo simply decided to be Nintendo this Tuesday and just ...