Get to know all the details about the Apex Legends "Prodigy" update: the new "Future Icons" event, the challenging 1v1 ...

Nintendo Game-key cards are a new innovation with the Switch 2, but don't feel bad if you find them a little confusing.

A virtual game card is a new feature for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 that will allow you to "digitally eject" and load games onto more than one system.

That said, this Nintendo eShop deal for the Nintendo Switch game is only available until June 19. After this, the Switch game will revert back to its normal price point of $14.99. Videos by ...

On May 27, Nintendo posted new Switch 2 backward compatibility lists alongside some more in-depth information about what will and won’t work on the new console. The good news: Only one first ...

A new Nintendo Switch 2 game set to be a part of the Nintendo Switch 2 launch games lineup shows off a major upgrade from the Nintendo Switch version of the game that is only possible via the ...

The game, which was released in 2023, was featured in two Nintendo Indie Directs, which he partly attributes to success on the platform. (Sales remain “almost neck-to-neck with Steam sales ...

Nintendo's compatibility page has links to three PDFs. These highlight 115 games "with start up issues on Nintendo Switch 2," 46 games that successfully start up but may have some compatibility ...

Nintendo has released a wave of patches for many of its biggest Switch games, ahead of Switch 2's arrival. These free updates are now available to download, and include a fresh version of Super ...

Ahead of the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo went ahead and shook up how they present games that are purchased online through the Nintendo eShop. Virtual Game Cards are here to stay, and ...

A listing for a Nintendo first party game has appeared on Microsoft’s Edge Game Assist webpage and it’s either a mistake or the biggest news in gaming for a decade.

GameChat definitely isn't a marquee game-changer for Switch 2. But it's smartly designed enough to justify its existence as a nice-to-have feature.