Nintendo has rebranded its growing collection of emulated classics under the new "Nintendo Classics" banner. This revamped library adds GameCube ... games for the first time to the NSO + Expansion ...

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment – Winter 2025 Hyrule Warriors is back, and this time the game is focusing on the Hylean princess herself, Zelda. This game takes ... or whatever sweet items appear ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 GameCube collection features some fantastic games, but I think there are a few more classics that deserve a spot.

Nintendo Switch 2 is launching with a long-awaited feature: Nintendo GameCube games are finally coming to Nintendo Switch Online!

This would indicate the GameCube controller is only going to work properly when playing GameCube games on the Switch ... including The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, F-Zero GX, and Soulcalibur ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and even Xbox One users can now play GameCube games on their ...

Nintendo is finally adding GameCube games to the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion pack library, though they will be a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive addition alongside the 5th June launch of the ...

The Switch 2 isn't just getting brand new games, but its online service will also be receiving a special update adding the GameCube library. While it's set to start with only a handful of games ...

The Legend of Zelda series only has a couple of mishaps, but one of its biggest flops might just be a misunderstanding - it ...

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker also features Nintendo GameCube and Game Boy Advance connectivity to allow players to experience additional gameplay. By simply connecting a Game Boy Advance to ...

Though it has "Remastered" in its name, the Nintendo Switch version feels more like a (faithful) remake of the brilliant ...

Just because The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 via the GameCube library doesn ... Funny's Tim Gettys that just because a game is available to play via Nintendo ...