Nintendo has rolled out its official Store app in select regions beyond Japan, allowing users to shop for Switch consoles, games, and accessories while tracking play history across devices
Nintendo has claimed Switch 2 to be the company's fastest-selling gaming device to date, selling more than 3.5 million units in just four days since its launch
The emulator to play Nintendo Switch games on iPhone and iPad is available through AltStore, which is a third-party app store available for Apple devices sold only in the European Union
Reportedly, the price of Nintendo Switch 2 might be positioned in the range of $550-$600 due to the surge in tariffs announced by the US government recently
Nintendo will reveal more details about its next-generation handheld console during its upcoming Nintendo Direct event, scheduled for April 4 at 6 AM PT (6:30 PM IST)
As per a patent of Switch 2 which has reportedly been filed by Nintendo, the handheld gaming console will incorporate an AI-powered upscaling technique for graphic enhancement
Nintendo Switch 2 is anticipated to debut at its event scheduled for April 2. It will boast Wi-Fi 6 and Near Field Communication (NFC), according to the details available on FCC listing
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Nintendo has confirmed that the upcoming Switch 2 console will support backward compatibility, allowing it to run physical and digital games from the original Switch
The company has made incremental changes to its Switch devices, with sales of the OLED model growing year-on-year even as broader hardware sales continued their annual decline
Apple has opened up its iPhone ecosystem to run retro gaming console emulators, allowing iPhone users to play older-generation video games from the likes of Nintendo, Mitashi
Willis Gibson triggered a kill screen on level 157, which the gaming world takes as a victory over the game-something along the lines of pushing the software past its limits.