Nintendo pictures It is a new division of Nintendo, the focus of which is no mystery as it is called. Indeed, it seems that the Japanese company is finally getting serious about making the most of its numerous franchises in the medium in which it is least fussed and has the most possibilities: in the pure audiovisual environment.

Or what is the same thing, Nintendo Pictures will be the studio responsible for promoting the creation of audiovisual content, series and films from the most prominent franchises of the big N, and they have a few: Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong, Metroid, Animal Crossing… which one would you like to see first? We all have our favorites, but not so fast.

According to the specialized media, Nintendo Pictures was born from the ashes of Dynamo Pictures, a company founded in 2011 dedicated to the creation of CGI animations and with a long career, on which they collaborated with titles such as Death Stranding, person 5, Dark Souls III, Monster Hunter: Tales, King of Fighters XIV…

… and long, etc., which also includes VR titles such as Ace Attorney, Mega Man either Resident Evil, as well as the rich prior experience of its staff in areas such as anime. In fact, Dynamo Pictures was also involved in the development of Nintendo’s own games, such as Metroid: Another M from Wii.

And not only that: Dynamo Pictures was a studio responsible for the creation of some short films Pikmin like the one you can see below.



But Nintendo Pictures, that is Dynamo Pictures, ceased to exist as such this summer when the acquisition of Nintendo began, which just materialized with the release of the official Nintendo Pictures website, which is still only displayed in Japanese. , but it collects the company’s history as if it were the same as it was.

So the chunks that the service’s translator allows you to scrape from Nintendo Picture include phrases like «a video production company 100% owned by Nintendo«, «our goal is to create images like no other», «across generations, beyond eras, for clients all over the world», «we will continue to strive to provide unique and amazing images»…

Meanwhile, the next thing expected in this case in relation to Nintendo and the adaptation of its IP to the big screen is an animated Mario movie, voiced by none other than Chris Pratt; a film that Illumination is developing, which spawned titles like Gru and the Minions. So we’ll have to wait a while to see what comes out of Nintendo Pictures.