Following the launch of Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour, GameCentral looks back on the worst Nintendo games ever made.

We were given a Nintendo Switch 2 in the middle of June's gaming chaos, so here's our reveiw of the console a week after ...

Pokemon Diamond, making up the fourth generation of Pokemon. The games were released on September 28, 2006, in Japan and were ...

The Switch 2 feels like a grown up Switch 1. T he Nintendo Switch 2 is bigger than the Nintendo Switch 1, and unless you rock ...

Nintendo just made a better Nintendo Switch, and that's a good thing. This powered-up console delivers in every way that ...

The GBA had a short but wonderful life. The handheld hamster made quite the mark despite only being Nintendo’s main handheld ...

As mixed as I am on how it impacts gameplay between courses ... who gets frustrated by the luck-based elements in Mario Kart or Mario Party, you might not be thrilled with the balance World ...

Nintendo's drip-feed release of retro titles may feel frustrating, but it ultimately benefits players and the games themselves.

As one of Nintendo's most iconic characters, Mario is everywhere on the Switch. The plumber has had multiple releases every year since the system first came out with no signs of stopping ...

It almost felt like augmented reality magic, and reminded me of some of the other tricks I saw in Mario Party Jamboree, which is getting a camera-focused update over the summer. I still don't know ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Fans on the Donkey Kong subreddit have got their hands on Mario Kart World, and despite the ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is an accomplished sequel, taking the core of the Switch and improving it in practically every way possible. But is that enough?