Like a lot of gamers, I would love to be able to make a game of my own someday. And it’s not as simple as “learn to code” — for one thing, I actually did learn coding in junior high and high school, ...

The most impressive thing about Game Builder Garage is how it sheds all these limitations. The 3D engine lets you create games in any genre, as long as you can figure out the logic to make it work ...

Game Builder Garage shows how to make games the Nintendo way Nintendo is giving players a chance to make their own games. No lawyers will need to be involved.

Game Builder Garage is a tool that aims to teach you how to make various types of simple games without having to use coding.

A Game Builder Garage player has figured out how to create a simple but functional emulator in Nintendo's programming tool kit.

The idea of game design isn't new to Nintendo. The weird and often brilliant cardboard-folding Labo kits for the Nintendo Switch had elements of programming built into a mode called Toy-Con Garage.

Game Builder Garage's seven interactive lessons make games, but pretty basic ones. They're really illustrating dimensions of how flexible Nintendo's game-design engine and programming mini-tasks ...

The new Switch release is less of a game and more of a design tool. It allows players to create their own games, while learning the basics of programming. It’s all represented through “nodons,” ...

After a hands-off preview of Game Builder Garage, I am tentatively optimistic that it will be the game-creating teaching tool I never had growing up but wished I did.

Nintendo’s latest “maker” game, Game Builder Garage, is the next logical step forward after Mario Maker. But Game Builder Garage lets kids and adults become their own developer, building off ...