Nintendo confirms it is donating 50 million yen to support relief efforts following the Kumamoto earthquake in Japan. The company says the donation will go to the local Red Cross Society. Reports on the impact of the quake indicate it has resulted in at least 38 deaths and has left about 6,900 people sheltering in evacuation facilities, according to figures cited by the outlets. In addition to the cash donation, Nintendo also announces it will provide free repair services for residents in affected areas. One outlet specifies that these free repair services are available until 1 February 2027. The announcements are presented as part of Nintendo’s broader response to the disaster, with the Red Cross donation and the repair support aimed at assisting people affected by the earthquake. Overall coverage aligns on the donation amount, the intended recipient (the local Red Cross Society), and Nintendo’s decision to include free repairs for those impacted.