Nintendo releases a short and sweet system update for its Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, and OLED consoles, while fans wait for Switch 2 details.

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We’ve been waiting and waiting, and Nintendo finally did the right thing and announced an entirely new piece of hardware. Alas, it’s not a new console but a very Nintendo-looking smart alarm clock. The Alarmo has motion sensors that let you snooze it based on your movement.

In the vein of novelty gadgets like the Labo VR headset, the company will release an alarm clock that can track your sleep and tell when you’re still in bed. The Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo will cost $100 when it releases in early 2025,

Nintendo announced a new piece of tech, but it's not the Switch 2 reveal fans had hoped for. Instead, Nintendo wants to help you manage sleep better.

Nintendo has just released an unexpected device, an alarm clock for Mario and Zelda lovers. The clock contains a unique mechanism with its motion sensors and background sound effects synced with the movements of the sleeper.

Wake up! Nintendo just announced a new hardware product. But it’s not the rumored Switch 2 — not even close, actually. Instead, it’s a sleep-tracking alarm clock that’s packed with Nintendo weirdness (and Nintendo sounds,