On This Day in Nintendo History on Vooks

Because Vooks has been around for more than 20 years, there’s a bit of news in our archives – so why not share it with everyone?

Below are the posts from the current day, but one, two, five, ten and more years ago. There’s not going to be something every day – in fact, some days, everything could be blank. Also, many of our older posts may be missing graphics and images and look broken entirely. A lot of them were written when we were very young.

Here’s what’s in the archive today.

One Year Ago

Nothing in the archive on this day.

Two Years Ago

Three Years Ago

Nintendo Download Updates (Week 18) Sleeper - One of the smallest updates in some time.
Zombie Army 4: Dead War (Switch) Review - I've heard of the Cold War but this is ridiculous...

Five Years Ago

Nothing in the archive on this day.

Seven Years Ago

Nothing in the archive on this day.

10 Years Ago

Video: Touching is Good Episode 3: LostMagic - Real time strategy on the DS - what happened to that?
The Simpsons, Portal, Scooby Doo and more set for LEGO Dimensions - Better get your wallet back from the wallet inspector.

15 Years Ago

TrackMania Wiis track editor detailed - Firebrand is bringing online racing sensation TrackMania to the Wii, and it will feature a mighty comprehensive level editing suite…
Avast! Sid Meiers Pirates sails toward Wii - Sid Meiers swashbuckling is coming, prepare to raise anchor! 2K Games has announced that the PC classic Sid Meier’s Pirates!…
Wii to get FlatOut - A new entry in the FlatOut racing series is smashing its way to Wii The FlatOut franchise is getting a…
Nintendo anticipates its first fall in profits in 6 years - Have the DS and Wii reached their peak? Not quite, analysts say For the first time in 6 years, Nintendo…

20 Years Ago

E3 Preparation and Site Maintenance - As you can probably see the site is now ready for the E3! I have enlisted the help of two…

Note: Due to how the queries for this page work, it shows a 24 hour window, X days ago – so you might have things sneak in from the day before.