TV Game Magazine November 2026 Issue is the latest installment of KADOKAWA's popular Japanese gaming magazine series, created especially for Nintendo fans and young gamers. Packed with game features, strategies, tips, and colorful content, this issue continues the magazine's long-standing tradition of making video game information fun and accessible.
The latest issue of TV Game Magazine, a favorite among kids who love Mario and Switch games, comes with a guide book for the highly popular Splatoon Raiders! From the basics of gameplay to the types of weapons and gadgets, how to use them, and even the different types of salmon with illustrations, everything is explained! The bonus DVD, a favorite among readers, contains 4 hours and 19 minutes of gameplay commentary! Editors Sanapi and Furuchan explain the latest and most popular game in a clear, entertaining, and easy-to-understand way!
The magazine also features a cover story on Splatoon Raiders and a review article on Splatoon 3. This issue features articles on Nintendo Switch 2 games like "Mario Kart World" and "Yoshi's Mysterious Encyclopedia," as well as Switch games such as "Tomodachi Life," "Minecraft," and "Super Mario Maker 2"!
What is TV Game Magazine?
TV Game Magazine is a long-running Japanese gaming publication aimed at readers who enjoy Nintendo games, family-friendly gaming content, game guides, videos, and special features.
What kind of content is included in this issue?
This issue features game-related articles, strategy guides, gameplay tips, and coverage of popular Nintendo titles, presented in an easy-to-enjoy magazine format.
Who would enjoy this magazine?
This issue is ideal for fans of Splatoon, Mario Kart, Minecraft, Nintendo platforms, and readers who enjoy gaming magazines and bonus multimedia content.
Is this item collectible?
Yes. As the commemorative 100th issue of TV Game Magazine, it is particularly appealing to collectors of Japanese gaming publications.
Is this a good gift?
Absolutely. TV Game Magazine September 2026 Issue is a great gift for Nintendo fans, young gamers, gaming magazine collectors, and anyone interested in Japanese video game culture.