Here’s how it works. The best Switch exclusives demonstrate just how many excellent offerings can be found on Nintendo's console. And now with the Switch 2 announced, it looks like we'll have ...

Nintendo earlier today finally announced the successor to the Nintendo Switch is called the Nintendo Switch 2. The first-look trailer for console featured one game - the next entry in the Mario ...

The Switch Lite came in at $200/£200, while the Switch OLED will set you back $350/£310. As is the case with almost all things Nintendo, enduring popularity means these prices have stayed pretty ...

Although the standared Switch console comes with Joy-Con controllers and a charging dock, we still think there are a few extras worth adding to your purchase. Below we've gathered all of the ...

After months of rumors and reports, Nintendo has officially announced the successor to the Nintendo Switch is called the Nintendo Switch 2. It is set to launch later this year. The Nintendo Switch ...

At long last, Nintendo has officially announced a Direct showcase for the Switch 2 handheld console, set for early April. The showcase was announced in the official Switch 2 reveal trailer ...

OK, so what can you play on the Nintendo Switch 2? Mario Kart, apparently. Nintendo debuted the Switch 2 on Thursday, finally shining an official light on the worst-kept secret from the past ...

As the many leaks and rumors suggested, Nintendo Switch 2 is the name of the company’s new hardware, and while it shares plenty in common with its predecessor, there are some big design upgrades ...

Nintendo has finally revealed the Switch 2 console in a trailer showing off the handheld. Of course, many fans already knew details about the console due to leaks leading up to the reveal ...

Nintendo has officially announced Switch 2, its successor the March 2017-released Switch. It will launch in 2025. A Switch 2-focused Nintendo Direct will be held on April 2 with further information.

Laura Kate Dale reported that one example use case given is explicitly to reduce overall game sizes, to fit a modern game onto “smaller capacity physical media,” e.g. Switch carts, which get ...