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Everything you need to know about Star Fox’s big updateBest Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch games to play on HalloweenFinal Fantasy 7 Revelation director on what to expect on Nintendo Switch 2, wants to take it to an even higher level of quality compared to RebirthThe best and worst Nintendo music of all timeWe played…

Nintendo says it’s listening to its users and won’t remove physical games. Skeptics say it’ll budge eventually.

Amid the ongoing debate between physical vs digital, Nintendo has weighed in on the situation and made it clear the company doesn’t have any plans to ditch physical releases.

Nintendo’s Bill van Zyll, GM in Latin America, promised there are no plans to ditch physical games for the Nintendo Switch 2.

Popping onto the ever-growing number of marketplaces like AliExpress, Temu and TikTok Shop, you could end up stuck in a doom-scroll loop of gadget hunting. Video game controllers and accessories with all sorts of brands attached, some familiar and others a bit more obscure – each vying for attention with a funky array of aesthetics.

Everything you need to know about Star Fox’s big updateBest Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch games to play on HalloweenFinal Fantasy 7 Revelation director on what to expect on Nintendo Switch 2, wants to take it to an even higher level of quality compared to RebirthThe best and worst Nintendo music of all timeWe played…

Everything you need to know about Star Fox’s big updateBest Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch games to play on HalloweenFinal Fantasy 7 Revelation director on what to expect on Nintendo Switch 2, wants to take it to an even higher level of quality compared to RebirthThe best and worst Nintendo music of all timeWe played…

Nintendo says it will keep supporting both physical and digital games on Switch 2, with its approach guided by consumer preferences. Physical releases include cartridges and game-key cards, though the latter don’t store the full game on the card.

Grand Theft Auto VI stands as the most anticipated video game of the year but on November 19, not every platform will share in the excitement. However, it is still up in the air whether the Rockstar Games’ title will be coming to Switch 2, as Nintendo has been quite silent on the subject.

We live in a world where physical media is becoming less and less prevalent, and that’s especially true for videogames. Gaming started to make a turn towards digital releases roughly 20 years ago, and it’s only been accelerating every year since. Now we’re in an era where digital releases are 100% confirmed and physical options…