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Nintendo's latest Direct showcase for the Switch 2 relied heavily on remakes of classic N64 titles like Ocarina of Time and Star Fox, leading critics to argue the company is playing it too safe compared to the innovative launches of the original Switch.
Nintendo's June 2026 Direct showcased upcoming Switch 2 and Switch games, including release dates for Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and new titles like Xenoblade Genesis and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort.
Nintendo announced its next Direct showcase on June 9th, featuring a 50-minute stream followed by a 95-minute Treehouse Live event. The showcase is expected to reveal upcoming games for the Switch 2, which faces price hikes and a sparse release calendar.
Nintendo confirms it will sell versions of its Switch 2 in the EU with user-replaceable batteries to comply with a new EU regulation going into effect in 2027, marking a hardware change for the console.
A review of Nintendo Switch 2 screen protectors, recommending amFilm's glossy three-pack as the best option for affordability and easy installation.
A review of several protective cases for the Nintendo Switch 2, with the Dbrand Killswitch recommended as the best option for both handheld and docked play.
Nintendo is offering a $500 Switch 2 bundle that includes a digital game of your choice, available now at multiple retailers before a price increase in September.
Nintendo's 'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book' reinvents the platforming genre by shifting the goal from competition to exploration, set inside a storybook where players discover creatures and their abilities without failure states.
Sony and Nintendo are increasing prices for the PS5 and Switch 2 due to surging memory costs driven by AI infrastructure demand, which is constraining supply for consumer electronics.
Nintendo announced price increases for the Nintendo Switch 2, original Switch models, and Nintendo Switch Online subscription service across multiple regions, citing changes in market conditions and rising costs.
A detailed technical explanation of the Super Nintendo's graphics hardware, including the PPU1 and PPU2 chips, VRAM, OAM, and CGRAM, based on schematics by Jonathon Donaldson.
This article details the evolution of Super Nintendo motherboard revisions over its 12-year lifespan, highlighting how Nintendo reduced the number of chips from fifteen to nine through generations like Classic, APU, and 1-CHIP.