After a delay, primarily due to Donald Trump’s blatant abuse of tariffs, Nintendo was forced to postpone pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 for fans in the US. After some waiting, the day has arrived for gamers stateside to secure Nintendo’s new console, and as expected, things did not go smoothly.
Switch 2 will not join PlayStation and Xbox because Nintendo is sticking to its guns by not adding its own version of achievements.
With the Nintendo Switch 2 on the horizon, the company Mario built is letting us know that there are still many games to enjoy on the current Switch model.
Analysts believe that Donald Trump's new round of tariffs will make video games and other electronics more expensive and push publishers to abandon physical releases.
Nintendo made the most low-key announcement for the Nintendo Switch 2 earlier this month. While their excitement was a bit tempered, that doesn't mean we are not excited about the prospect of our favorite titles coming to the console.
Those rumors of Nintendo finally pulling the lid off the Switch 2 this week were genuine.
Nintendo will finally unveil the successor to the uber-popular Nintendo Switch on Thursday, January 16, per reliable podcast Nate the Hate.
2024 is officially behind us; now it's time to look ahead to 2025 and what could be one of the best years in video game history if these titles keep their release dates.
Here We Goooo: Nintendo Cuts Prices on Switch Console Bundles, Accessories, & Games For Black Friday
Xbox and PlayStation currently have Black Friday sales, so it should be no surprise that Nintendo is also joining the money-saving fun.
There are plenty of games to look forward to coming to the Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo fans will reportedly have to wait a bit longer to get their hands on a Nintendo Switch 2.
A demo for the Gameboy Advance Classic Mario vs. Donkey Kong remake is now available in the Nintendo eShop before its release later this month.