However, the Nintendo Seal of Quality really did seem to mean (a LOT) more back in the day in terms of the overall ratio of quality titles you'd actually want to play versus obvious junk.

You may or may not know that Nintendo no longer subjects games to the company's Seal of Quality. Do you think that this is a good or bad thing? Would you rather the Seal of Quality be enforced, in ...

2; Serpenterror; Tue 18th Feb 2025; For people who don't know, the Seal of Quality only applies to physical games, not digital. The seal was label on physical products to assure that the product ...

It has always been considered a matter of if, and not when, Nintendo would begin capitalizing in earnest on content from beyond the SNES generation. In a celebratory video of 35 years of Super ...

Nintendo has formed a separate company for its Quality Control division. What this means is that the Seal of Quality you see on its games will be its own force to reckon with and is being renamed ...

Following the announcement of the Switch 2, Nintendo renews several interesting trademarks for various video game-related products. Following the announcement of the Switch 2, ...

It has always been considered a matter of if, and not when, Nintendo would begin capitalizing in earnest on content from beyond the SNES generation. The company is finally showing its intent to do ...

It has always been considered a matter of if, and not when, Nintendo would begin capitalizing in earnest on content from beyond the SNES generation. In a celebratory video of 35 years of Super Mario ...

It has always been considered a matter of if, and not when, Nintendo would begin capitalizing in earnest on content from beyond the SNES generation. In a celebratory video of 35 years of Super Mario ...