Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this Video, I try out Nintendo’s brand-new mobile game/app Pictonico!, and honestly… this might be one of the weirdest things Nintendo has released in years. The app turns your own photos into fast-paced and ridiculous minigames, giving major WarioWare and classic Nintendo DS/Wii era vibes. From strange reactions to completely random scenarios, this app feels like Nintendo experimenting in the funniest way possible.
According to Nintendo, Pictonico! launches on iOS and Android as a “free-to-start” app and includes up to 80 different microgames across multiple game volumes. The game uses your personal photos locally on your device to create absurd minigame situations, and Nintendo confirmed that your photos are not uploaded to their servers. A lot of fans online are already comparing it to WarioWare, Face Raiders, and even the old Game Boy Camera era because of how chaotic and creative the concept is.
If you love Nintendo experiments, weird gaming apps, WarioWare-style gameplay, and bizarre Nintendo history, this short is definitely for you. I genuinely did not expect Nintendo to release something like this in 2026, especially during the Nintendo Switch 2 era, but somehow it feels incredibly nostalgic and modern at the same time. Let me know if YOU would actually play Pictonico!
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In this Video, I try out Nintendo’s brand-new mobile game/app Pictonico!, and honestly… this might be one of the weirdest things Nintendo has released in years. The app turns your own photos into fast-paced and ridiculous minigames, giving major WarioWare and classic Nintendo DS/Wii era vibes. From strange reactions to completely random scenarios, this app feels like Nintendo experimenting in the funniest way possible.
According to Nintendo, Pictonico! launches on iOS and Android as a “free-to-start” app and includes up to 80 different microgames across multiple game volumes. The game uses your personal photos locally on your device to create absurd minigame situations, and Nintendo confirmed that your photos are not uploaded to their servers. A lot of fans online are already comparing it to WarioWare, Face Raiders, and even the old Game Boy Camera era because of how chaotic and creative the concept is.
If you love Nintendo experiments, weird gaming apps, WarioWare-style gameplay, and bizarre Nintendo history, this short is definitely for you. I genuinely did not expect Nintendo to release something like this in 2026, especially during the Nintendo Switch 2 era, but somehow it feels incredibly nostalgic and modern at the same time. Let me know if YOU would actually play Pictonico!
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Link to my patreon: patreon.com/cw/DAGGyt
Find me everywhere: https://linktr.ee/DAGGyt
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N10 Channel: youtube.com/channel/UCBtBsSdYHXjII9DR8vC5B0w

![What Eating Looks Like After Japan
After spending two weeks in Japan, my financial situation has reached a new level. This is what my meals look like now that I’ve returned home and decided that my receipts are apparently the only thing left in my budget.
Japan was absolutely worth it, but between Nintendo Stores, games, collectibles, food, Universal Studios Japan, and everything else I picked up along the way, my wallet definitely did not survive the trip. So naturally, the only reasonable thing to do is start frying my receipts for dinner.
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![Nintendo Museum Mystery Keychains: Which one did I get?
I picked up two Nintendo blind box keychains during my visit to the Nintendo Museum in Japan, and now it was time to find out what was inside. Each box has a different Nintendo gaming accessory or console-inspired keychain, so there was no way to know what I was going to get.
The possible keychains include the Game Boy Advance, GameCube controller, Nintendo DS, Wii Remote and Nunchuck, Nintendo 3DS, Wii U GamePad, and Nintendo Switch. With only two boxes, I was hoping to pull some of my personal favorites, but the real question was whether I would get something rare or completely unexpected.
Watch until the end to see which two Nintendo keychains I pulled from the blind boxes! If you enjoy Nintendo, gaming collectibles, unboxings, memes, and content from my Japan trip, make sure to check out the rest of my videos.
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![I Found the TEMPLE OF TIME in Japan?!
I was exploring Japan when I suddenly stumbled across a temple with something that looked VERY familiar… the Triforce. As a huge Zelda fan, my brain immediately went to one conclusion: I think I just found the Temple of Time.
Of course, this is Japan and not Hyrule, but that didnt stop me from turning the moment into one of the biggest Zelda memes of my trip. Sometimes you dont find the Temple of Time… the Temple of Time finds you.
This is a clip from my full Japan trip vlog, where I visited Nintendo locations, Super Nintendo World, the Nintendo Museum, Kirby Cafe, Pokemon Centers, and much more. Watch the full adventure on the channel and come along for the entire trip.
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