With Sega Genesis Classics getting delisted from the Nintendo eShop, we’re starting to worry about the future of retro game ...

Portable Nintendo consoles in the Game Boy and Nintendo DS/3DS lines have all offered full backward compatibility with the previous generation of hardware in a line stretching back to the 1990s.

While it may seem like a throwaway comment, Zelnick's remarks suggest Take-Two will support Nintendo's new console, which could mean we see games like Borderlands 4 on the Switch 2. ORIGINAL ...

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Next Nintendo Direct may be in February 2025 and focus on Switch 1 games. It's possible the event will be focused on third-party Switch ...

The company confirmed that the original Switch software ... also claims that it will be a dual-screen device like the Nintendo DS, but some claim that it will feature AR capabilities.

only behind the Nintendo DS and Sony's PlayStation 2. With over 7 years on the market, it has received hundreds of games, with many first-party titles hitting never-before-seen milestones.

Nintendo has announced that the Switch 2 will play games made for the original console. Even though the company still hasn’t officially announced the device, it’s been dropping hints about ...

Looking at the Switch’s lifespan and the current gaming landscape, here’s what we think the Nintendo Switch 2 needs ... Besides the 12GB of RAM (over the original’s 4GB) and 256GB of storage ...

Even though it’s been several years since the original Nintendo Switch came out, it’s still a very iconic handheld console. One of the big changes that nobody was expecting was the detachable ...

Watch on YouTube Discussing Nintendo's development process in more detail, design legend Shigeru Miyamoto said that the Mario maker must focus on developing polished, original creative ideas that ...

Nintendo has confirmed that its unannounced Switch 2 will be backward-compatible with games from the original Switch. The company's president, Shuntaro Furukawa, took to Twitter to share the news ...