Nintendo Switch 2 could be priced at an eye-popping $500
Much pricier than the $300 first-gen Switch
Nintendo wins another lawsuit against file-sharing service hosting pirated content
Nintendo: "This is a big win that will reverberate through the entire gaming industry"
Programmer gets a NES to emulate a PC, and it's as ridiculous as it sounds
"We heard you like emulation so we put a PC emulator into your emulator"
What Nintendo is doing to fight bots and scalpers during the Switch 2 launch
TL;DR: Probably not enough
"Super Mario" supermarket in Costa Rica wins trademark dispute against Nintendo
Almost the next victim of Nintendo's trademark overreach
Switch modder arrested in Japan as Nintendo admits emulation is technically legal
This is the first arrest for selling a modded Nintendo Switch, setting a new precedent
Nintendo Switch 2 officially announced, with more details set for April 2
Launch expected in May or June
Pocket Power: The Game Boy's Legendary Journey
The Nintendo Game Boy revolutionized handheld gaming, captivating generations with its simplicity, portability, and iconic games like Tetris and Pokémon, leaving a legacy spanning decades.
Nintendo Switch 2 alleged motherboard leaks, patent confirms DLSS upscaling-like tech
An official reveal is expected as soon as this month
Wukong Sun: Black Legend is coming to the Nintendo Switch store, and Chinese gamers aren't happy about it
"This really makes you speechless"
An unofficial PC port of Star Fox 64 has arrived just in time for Christmas
One of the greatest games of all time is now playable in high definition
This Switch 2 mockup could be the most accurate representation of Nintendo's next handheld
Magnetic JoyCons with Hall-effect joysticks is the biggest winner in my book
Nintendo Switch 2 case could be a true teaser of the new handheld's design and dimensions
A larger form factor and new dimensions for the Switch 2, according to Dbrand
Nintendo seeks to subpoena Reddit for details on piracy group members
Mario's wrath against r/SwitchPirates subreddit
In brief: Is there a more litigious company in the gaming world than Nintendo? Probably not. The Mario maker is once again going after those invovled with game piracy, including moderators and certain members of a popular subreddit. Nintendo is seeking to subpoena business records from Reddit (and other companies) to identify members.
Nintendo adds ToeJam & Earl and Vectorman to growing Switch Online library
Nintendo Switch Online has grown into a solid retro gaming collection
Streamer faces $7.5 million lawsuit from Nintendo over alleged piracy, leaking unreleased games
Jesse Keighin taunted Nintendo with defiant responses to legal actions
Nintendo confirms Switch 2 is coming soon, backwards compatibility is in
The new console will arrive sometime before April 2025
Nintendo reports 60% plunge in YoY profit for the first half as the Switch shows its age
It's prime time for Nintendo to launch the Switch 2
Nintendo Wii U consoles are dying due to memory-related issues, but there's a fix
Inexpensive memory chips seemingly sentenced the Wii U to an early death
Nintendo, famed for hating emulation, likely using Windows PCs to emulate SNES games at its museum
Nintendo only hates third-party emulators, it seems
Nintendo announces new hardware, but it's not the Switch 2 – it's a bedside alarm clock
An interactive bedside alarm clock called Alarmo
Teen becomes first Tetris player to loop back around to beginning, achieving record score
Level 235 actually lasts for just over 800 lines
Palworld boldly announces upcoming mobile game despite Nintendo's lawsuit
Krafton, the publisher behind PUBG: Battlegrounds, has landed the deal
"Nintendo would rather go in a different direction," says Shigeru Miyamoto about AI
"It really is trying to find what makes Nintendo special"