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Three consoles, three different bets on what “next-gen” means in 2026, and three price tags that just moved in the same direction. Sony’s PS5 Pro sits at €899.99 in Ireland after Sony’s March 2026 pricing update. Microsoft’s Xbox Series X jumped from €599.99 to €799.99 in August 2026. And Nintendo’s Switch 2 is going from…

TL;DR: Nintendo confirmed the UK price for the Switch 2 will rise from £395.99 to £419.99 on September 1, a £24 (≈6%) increase, completing its previously announced global price hikes; US, Canada, Europe, Ireland, and Japan also saw increases. Buyers can purchase at the old UK price until August 31. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 /…

Not one, but two Xbox exclusives have been confirmed for release next month on Nintendo Switch 2. One will be a native Nintendo Switch 2 release, while the other will be available on Switch 2nly are both games arriving next month, but virtually right on top of each other, with one coming on September 14…

Nintendo’s war againstSwitch emulation isn’t slowing down. The company has reportedly targeted more than 400 Switch emulator-related repositories on GitHub in a single day, in another sweeping takedown campaign against projects it believes facilitate piracy. The latest action comes as Nintendo continues aggressively policing software and repositories connected to unauthorized copies of its games.