A partnership between Nintendo and several hotels will make it so hotel guests can rent Alarmo sound clocks to wake them up ...

As for what we'll see at the April 2 Direct, all Nintendo's said in letting everyone know the time is that it'll be "offering a closer look at Nintendo Switch 2". Maybe it'll do a bit less spinning ...

No? Well neither have I, but that’s exactly what we’re about to get in the form of the Alarmo, a Nintendo-branded alarm clock in an age where I suspect most people just use their phones.

Nintendo's Alarmo alarm clock will be available at retailers in March 2025. Alarmo initially faced purchase restrictions due to high demand in Japan, now available for pre-order there. Mixed ...

and you'll be able to buy it in March from selected retailers. That's right, the Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo will be available to buy "in stores at participating retailers" in just two months' time.

The Nintendo Alarmo has been out in many places for a while now, but in Universal Studios Japan, you can apparently rent one ...

Nintendo’s Alarmo clock has been available to Nintendo Switch Online members for $99.99 since October. However, you’ll be able to order one without a membership in the coming weeks.

Universal Studios Japan official affiliated hotels are now offering a rental service for the Nintendo Alarmo clock.

Get ready for a late one: this is when the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct will air in Australia, so you better set your Alarmo.

Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo will be made available across retailers worldwide starting in March 2025, meaning aspiring purchasers will no longer need a Nintendo Switch Online subscription to buy one.

You can always count on Nintendo for a surprise. This is the company that followed the Game Boy with a strange dual-screened handheld and broke out of its GameCube slump with a console focused on ...