As part of Nintendo's latest earnings report, Furukawa said Nintendo is making use of theme parks, official stores, "visual content," and mobile experiences to "generate interest in our core business.

You might not need a TV antenna to cut the cord, but one can be indispensable if you want to record over-the-air channels.

A Nintendo Switch and PC remake of a classic Game Boy and Atari game is set to release next month on March 27.

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But with nothing like the dramatic change its predecessor brought, it’s all eyes on the Switch 2’s games to give us a real reason to upgrade. Nintendo went big on Switch after the disaster ...

A retail listing from Newegg may have leaked two Switch 2 games. A new 3D Super Mario and a Zelda remake are rumored for Switch 2 by the end of the year. The only Nintendo-published game confirmed ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The first look at Nintendo Switch 2 didn't have much in the way of game footage except for a brief glimpse at a new Mario Kart. Ordinary players ...

An anonymous 4chan user shared the leak behind Nintendo's next first-party title coming for the Switch 2 console, and it was revealed that a new "Super Smash Bros." game is already in the works ...

Despite finally being officially revealed, the Nintendo Switch 2's launch day roster is still shrouded in mystery, but at least one new game seems to have been confirmed for the upcoming Nintendo ...

Expect Mario Kart 9, Red Dead Redemption 2, and more next-gen games, with additional details coming soon. The Nintendo Switch is arguably the most popular handheld console in the gaming community ...

Not long ago, watching TV meant slouching on the couch, remote in hand, flipping through channels. Audiences were glued to their TV set with little say in what they watched or when. Fast forward to ...