With only a week to go until the Switch 2's big Nintendo Direct showcase, there’s new reporting about when the console will ...

and will have a greater focus on third-party studios. Sources said most of these studios are expecting to get their hands on a Switch 2 dev kit in June. The third and final phase will tie in with ...

Crytek has added new features in patch 2.3. For console players, this is update 1.000.023 and this is for Garden of the Witch ...

Nintendo Switch 2 release date theory suggests May 2025 launch instead of June. More specifically, the theory points to May 15 as the potential release date for the console. Answers will come at ...

What games do you think of when you think of Nintendo’s Switch? There are several obvious answers; Nintendo’s in-house studios never fail to leave their mark on a system with a handful of ...

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After many months, if not years, of leaks and speculation, it’s finally official: Nintendo has announced its next console, ...

The best Switch games deliver the most memorable and ... We've seen many Mario Party games over the years. Still, Super Mario Jamboree arrived in 2024 to offer up a polished experience with ...

the Switch is still thriving. Last year brought several Mushroom Kingdom infusions, with Princess Peach: Showtime, the remake of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Super Mario Party Jamboree ...

going to be releasing the Nintendo Switch's successor. And let's not forget all the exclusives we're sure to see across PC and mobile platforms--there are games coming out for just about everyone.

We have tons of exciting upcoming Switch games to look forward to in the coming months. The good news is that even more releases should be heading our way as well now that the Switch 2 has a 2025 ...

but charging $70 for Switch 2 games would bring Nintendo in line with what companies like Microsoft and Sony, as well as a variety of third-party publishers, charge for their leading titles.