In the purest sense, the word “Genki” means “energetic” or “lively” in Japanese, so it follows that the aptly named Genki girl is an exuberant, young female stock character.

During a Jan. 10 interview with Japanese gaming site Game*Spark at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES), a Genki representative admitted no one at the company has actually seen the Switch 2 ...

Today, Automaton Media reported on Nintendo’s statement to CNET Japan about Genki’s claims. Nintendo Co. Ltd. said this: “the gaming hardware that Genki presented as Nintendo hardware at CES ...

Genki would later clarify that all of its designs ... and was not provided to the company by us,” as reported by the Japanese arm of CNET. Even after the harsh response from Nintendo denying ...

Genki quickly backtracked on that claim, stating on X that it does "not own or possess a black market console." It also told a Japanese publication that the mockup was based on leaked information ...

And if you’re not in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, or Japan, Genki has regional variations of the Moonbase that cover a wide swath of the world, including Europe, Australia, Korea, Thailand ...

We’ve already seen Hori’s Piranha Plant alternative to the Switch 2’s USB-C camera, but Genki has announced a larger lineup of accessories designed to help protect the portable console while ...