Nintendo Store Archives

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February 19, 2026

Nintendo’s new My Mario app now live: FREE on iOS, Android, and the eShop

Nintendo has launched a new My Mario toy and collectible lineup in the United States, which includes exclusive items available at the Nintendo Store in New York and San Francisco. The lineup also includes the My Mario app, available for download on iOS, Android, and the eShop. The app offers interactive activities with Mario for users of all ages.

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November 16, 2025

New release roundup: Timelie, Minecraft Blast, Temple Run 3, and more

Mojang Studios and King are releasing Minecraft Blast, a mobile puzzle game set in the Minecraft universe featuring iconic creatures and customizable worlds. Urnique Studio has developed Timelie, a stealth puzzle game that allows players to manipulate time while controlling a girl or a cat with unique abilities. Kemco's Hero Seekers is a pixel-art adventure where players summon legendary warriors for turn-based battles. Imangi Studios has soft-launched Temple Run 3 in regions like Indonesia and the Philippines, maintaining the classic endless running gameplay. Wemade's Legend of Ymir combines Norse mythology with blockchain mechanics, allowing players to engage in auto battles and real-time combat. The Nintendo Store app offers features for tracking and reviewing playtime for games on the Switch and Switch 2.

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November 11, 2025

Nintendo’s new iOS and Android app may end up costing you a fortune

Nintendo has released the Nintendo Store app on Apple and Android devices, making it easier for gamers to purchase both physical and digital games from the eShop. The app allows users to track playtime across various Nintendo consoles and stay updated on news and events.

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November 7, 2025

Nintendo’s new Store app lets you buy games and browse products

The Nintendo Store app offers a product storefront along with news hub, purchase history, play activity, wish list, and various news categories.

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November 7, 2025

Is Nintendo’s New Store App a Game-Changer for Mobile Shopping?

Nintendo has launched a new store app for Android and iOS devices, adding to their existing lineup of official apps.

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November 6, 2025

We finally have a Nintendo Store app for iOS and Android

Nintendo has released an official Nintendo Store app that allows users to browse and purchase consoles, games, and merchandise. The app requires a Nintendo account and network ID to access features such as checking historical gaming activity. Other features include push notifications for sales, a news feed for Nintendo games and events, and the ability to earn rewards by checking in at official Nintendo stores and events.

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November 6, 2025

Nintendo’s new Android app shows how much of your life you’ve spent playing its games

The Nintendo Store app is now available for Android and iOS, allowing users to browse games, sales, merchandise, and events. Users can also view detailed play history all the way back to the 3DS.

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November 6, 2025

An official Nintendo Store app hits iOS and Android

Nintendo has launched a new mobile app called Nintendo Store, which is a revamped version of the My Nintendo app. Users can browse and purchase consoles, games, accessories, and merchandise through the app. It also provides updates on game news, events, and offers a wishlist notification feature. The app allows users to track playtime for games on recent Nintendo consoles by linking their Nintendo Network ID to their Nintendo Account.

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November 6, 2025

Nintendo’s new Store mobile app will let you shop Switch games, earn rewards, and keep up on news

Nintendo has launched an official store app for Android and iOS users in the US, allowing them to browse and purchase a variety of Nintendo products. Users can earn rewards by checking in at physical Nintendo stores or events. The app is available in the US, Canada, the UK, and parts of Europe, and offers features such as staying updated on Nintendo news and reviewing play activity. Transactions must be finalized through the eShop product page on the user's default browser.