GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Despite not even being on the market for a year, the Nintendo Switch has already become home to some major titles, with more still on the way. In ...

Nintendo continues its domination of TV ad impressions, accounting for 65% of gaming industry impressions from February 16 through March 15 — though it’s worth noting that the most-seen gaming spot ...

Gaming giant Nintendo has launched a new program to share YouTube advertising revenue with video content creators. Previously, advertising proceeds for videos that included Nintendo-copyrighted ...

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We may earn a commission from links on this page. b Nintendo Switch 2 Could Launch With Almost No Reviews People like Nintendo Directs. People want Nintendo Directs. But these streamed promotion for ...

Gaming giant Nintendo has launched a new program to share YouTube advertising revenue with video content creators. Previously, advertising proceeds for videos that included Nintendo-copyrighted ...

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Roughly one year ago, Nintendo fans who posted "Let's Play" videos of the company's games learned that their uploads had been flagged and removed by YouTube's Content ID system. After those users ...

Nintendo is now claiming ad revenue on user-generated "Let's Play" videos that feature the game company's content, according to YouTube user Zack Scott who received a "content ID match claim" issued ...

Nintendo’s somewhat indecisive stance on letting streamers and producers use video of its games online seems to be crystallizing with this week’s beta launch of the Nintendo Creators Program. But the ...

When you consider the fact that Nintendo and its mustachioed mascot are household names, it's a bit strange to realize the company has never run an advertisement during the Super Bowl. That's about to ...

Nintendo is creating a new affiliate program that will share advertising revenue with YouTube users posting videos with its copyrighted content, a Nintendo representative confirmed to Polygon today.