For years, players tried this unconventional method when their cartridge based games didn't work correctly. But did it ...

A reader explains why he hasn’t bought a Nintendo console since the N64 days and why it’s the Switch 2 that is going to pull ...

While there’s no official confirmation about whether the VTuber really used a hacked cartridge or not, Nintendo has requested for the livestream in question to be delisted, and advised Hololive to ...

Installing a new cartridge is something of a rite of passage for turntable owners. It’s a skill that once was common, but now seems to be considered some kind of black art by many. In reality, it’s ...

Nintendo Switch 2 director, Takuhiro Dohta, recently appeared for an interview with GameSpot and talked about the bitter taste of Switch cartridges. He said, We don’t want anybody to be at risk of any ...

With the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, the company is bringing back one of its most unusual (and oddly iconic) safety features: terrible-tasting game cartridges. Just like with the original Nintendo ...

Following the latest Nintendo Direct, Nintendo unveiled the new Game Key Cards — physical cartridges that allow players to download and access games on the hybrid console. Por Pedro Pérez ...

The 3D platformer starring a magical glove who rolls around on a rubber ball originally released in 1998 on Nintendo 64 and ...

The use of this substance, which tastes horrible, is to keep people from choking on a Switch 2 game cartridge. That would be a really terrible reason to have to go to the emergency room.

Switch 2 cartridges are designed to taste so disgusting that you’ll spit them out, but you know people will try it anyway. Back when the original Nintendo Switch launched, it became something of ...

Nintendo Switch 2 cartridges have a disgusting coating to deter kids from swallowing them. The taste is safe but unpleasant, aiming to make anyone who tries to consume them spit it out.