Nintendo Today smartphone app announced, available today on iOS and Android devices – and here’s what it does
- Nintendo is launching the Nintendo Today app later today
- It will detail the latest Nintendo news on a daily basis
- The app will be available on both iOS and Android devices
The latest Nintendo Direct presentation ended on something a little different, as the company announced a brand new smartphone app.
Called Nintendo Today, it’s available today for iOS and Android devices. The app was introduced by Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto, who said “it functions like a daily calendar,” adding that it’s a convenient way to keep track of various Nintendo events.
It’s not just a one-stop shop for the latest Nintendo news, however, as it appears to feature comics and fun information on Nintendo games and characters on a daily basis.
More crucially, Miyamoto explains that after the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct on April 2, news on the upcoming console and its games will be “delivered daily” via the Nintendo Today app.
Once again, the app will be available to download “later today” on iOS and Android devices. At the time of writing, though, it’s yet to show up on either Google Play or the App Store. Watch this space, essentially.
Personally, Nintendo Today is giving me Smash Bros. Dojo vibes. This was a website that, in the run-up to Super Smash Bros. Brawl on the Wii, delivered daily news and tidbits on characters, stages, items, and the like.
Naturally, Nintendo Today is going to be a bit more broad in the news and features it covers. But it’s certainly not Nintendo’s first take on a daily news delivery system such as this.
Once I’ve had some time with the Nintendo Today app, I’ll be sure to deliver my thoughts in a more thorough feature to see if it’s worth downloading and keeping track of. Which, with Switch 2 on the horizon, I’m going to assume it will be.
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