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Ys VIII Lacrimosa of Dana will be among the few games supporting 120 FPS gameplay on Switch 2
Nintendo will be celebrating The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary in some very big ways. We have The Legend of Zelda movie coming out April 30th, 2027, a worldwide concert tour is taking place, and of course, more Zelda software and hardware is in the works. Without a doubt, it’s a fantastic time to be…
On October 29, stop by Nintendo NEW YORK to purchase the Nintendo Switch 2 – The Legend of Zelda – 40th Anniversary Edition system. A Warp Pipe Pass reservation will be required to purchase the system on October 29th during these times:
There may not have ever been a darker time to like and care about Nintendo games than the late 2000s into the early 2010s.
While it’s hard to think about anything other than the Zelda Ocarina of Time remake for many (secure your pre-order at a discount while you still can), and perhaps even the new Nintendo Switch Sports Resort ahead of release this week, Nintendo has launched its annual eShop Halloween sale.
Originating as a tech demo for the Wii’s motion controls, Nintendo’s Sports series has always found novel and intuitive ways to emulate various athletic endeavors with motion-based video game controllers. Like its predecessors, Switch Sports Resort is a compilation of sports-based minigames built around approachability. Though rightfully known for its enticing multiplayer options, Switch Sports…
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort has arrived to provide gamers with peak nostalgia.
Back in 2022, Nintendo attempted to revive the fun and charm of the motion-controlled Wii Sports era, but it didn’t quite live up to that lofty goal. Now in 2026, Nintendo Switch Sports Resort takes another swing at that same difficult feat with a clear focus on “more.” More sports, more outfits, more modes, and…
Nintendo’s revised Switch 2 is easier to repair, with a user-replaceable battery and internal changes, but retains the original LCD screen and NVIDIA chip. The teardown suggests this is a manufacturing refresh, not a performance upgrade; the rumored Sharp panel was not found.
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