Nintendo's Monolith Soft helped out on Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom and says it's even more involved in future Zelda games ...

Monolith Soft, the developer assisting Nintendo with The Legend of Zelda, confirms it will continue working on future Zelda games.

A frequent co-collaborator is planning to work more closely with Nintendo on The Legend of Zelda, and fans are freaking out ...

The Xenoblade Chronicles franchise has been on a lot of players’ minds recently ever since Monolith Soft and Nintendo finally confirmed that the Wii U title was finally getting ported to the Nintendo ...

The Monolith Soft X (formerly Twitter) official account shared a new post informing followers that the company will start offering irregular social media updates. The intention of these new types of ...

Video game offices are often one of the coolest parts of the gaming industry itself. Why? Depending on the team, you’ll find it to be a place full of fun, style, and paying tribute to what games have ...

A PS2 exclusive series not seen since 2006 is returning 20 years later with a new release, but not the release fans want.

Developer Monolith Soft has published a new interview discussing its involvement with the production of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (thanks, Go Nintendo). The interview focuses on the ...

Japanese developer Monolith Soft has provided an update concerning the amount of people that work at the studio. Almost 300 people work at the studio, with the total reaching 299, with 27.4% of their ...

Monolith Soft, the longtime developers behind the Xenoblade series, seem to have been 100 percent acquired by Nintendo. While Nintendo has been publishing Monolith Soft games for years, it still only ...