The Nintendo Wii U has to be the biggest commercial failure among the big four console manufacturers in gaming history. To ...

Nintendo’s financial year is off to a bumper start thanks to explosive sales of its Switch 2 console. Following its launch in ...

Yesterday was a big day for Nintendo, which revealed the successor to its struggling Wii U console – the Nintendo Switch. As predicted, it’s another innovative piece of hardware, this time ...

Nintendo's semi-physical games for its new handheld set a dangerous precedent for ownership and software preservation.

Although the Wii U's library of games is not natively supported on the Switch, most of the big exclusives from the ill-fated system have been ported to Nintendo's current-gen console over the years.

Nintendo just has to hope it hasn’t used up all the good will that carried it this far, because the Switch can’t be another Wii U. The Nintendo Switch launches in March 2017.

The Nintendo Switch has managed to sell more than 14 million units -- a feat the Wii U never did in its nearly five years on the market.

Yet longtime Nintendo fans — or even just recent Wii U owners — may notice that, for all its fancy new features, there’s a lot that the Switch doesn’t include. While we can’t complain ...

Nintendo Switch has been on the market less than 11 months, but it has already outsold its predecessor, the Wii U. Around 12.13 million Switch units were sold during the nine months ending ...

The Nintendo Switch isn't going to be on everyone's Christmas lists this year, because sadly it isn't coming out until March 2017. The Wii U is getting on a bit now.

The Switch is off to a great start with a clear vision and an interesting design. Now it’s up to Nintendo to see if it can make right everything it got wrong with the Wii U.

I’ve owned a Wii U for over four years, for my sins, and I’ve spent a few hours with the Nintendo Switch, so you might not expect me to find a picture of the two next to each other especially ...