One distinction Nintendo holds when compared to many other video game publishers is how close they keep their IPs. While generally speaking they do tend to keep their larger franchises to themselves, that hasn’t always been the case. Take the Mario + Rabbids series as an example, which is a…
When there is a will, there is a way. That’s how the old saying goes and despite being over 400 years old, it rings true to this day. It’s especially evident in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s latest Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, which alongside performance and quality…
In a strange bit of news this morning, Limited Run Games has asked Nintendo to remove its recently released GEX Trilogy from the Switch 2 eShop while it waits on the submission process for a new patch to go live. With Juneteenth having been yesterday, it seems that patch approval…
Another Switch rumor has arrived today courtesy of Eurogamer, one of several groups that accurately described the system ahead of its reveal. This time it focuses on Pokémon Sun & Moon, which are launching today for the Nintendo 3DS in North America and Japan. Supposedly a new Switch version of…
Last week, we shared some of the changes we’d like to see in the upcoming Switch versions of Mario Kart 8 and Splatoon. But these aren’t the only Wii U titles that are likely to be making the jump to Switch. If Nintendo keeps rolling with the idea of updating…
One of the main issues that plagued the Wii U throughout its life-cycle was a lack of third party content. While there was parity at the start of the console’s life with the PS3 and Xbox 360, the introduction of the PS4 and Xbox One meant a leap in graphical…
Emily Rogers is back at it again and, after all the rumors about a “delayed” Zelda, launch titles, and Switch prices, who can blame her? According to Rogers, the Switch is set to receive games from the Mario, Zelda, Pokémon, Splatoon, Mario Kart and Pikmin franchises, as well as a…
The nominees have been announced for the third annual The Game Awards ceremony, which is now just a few weeks away. It’s been a relatively quiet year for Nintendo, as most of its internal resources have been dedicated to preparing for the launch of its new console next March, but…
Rumors about Nintendo’s next-year Mario Kart Switch are swirling, with a blog post by Emily Rogers claiming the title, believed to be a port of Mario Kart 8, will include all the available content on the Wii U version, plus a lot more. “According to sources close to Nintendo, the…
Another day, another Switch leak. The good folks over at Let’s Play Video Games have released another batch of Switch details from their inside sources that focus on the launch lineup of the console. First and foremost, the LPVG source reconfirms that Breath of the Wild will be missing the…
One of the more understated parts of the Switch reveal last month was the graphic released by Nintendo featuring the various companies that’d be supporting the device once it launches next year. Many major third party developers are present in the list, and over the past few weeks we’ve heard…
Please remember that the contents of this article are all rumor and speculation regarding an unreleased console and unreleased game. Emily Rogers, a well known and so-far accurate reporter of Nintendo Switch leaks and rumors, is reporting a new piece of information today. The rumor is not likely to make…
Another interesting piece of news regarding the Switch’s price point has surfaced from sources over at Let’s Play Video Games, the website that accurately leaked many of the systems details ahead of reveal. U.K. retailer GAME has apparently been informed of the Switch’s wholesale price and the basic SKU (stock…
A recent listing from Toys”R”Us Canada has listed the Nintendo Switch’s price at $329.99 Canadian dollars, or about $244 American. If the listing is accurate, and the console is sold at a similar price in other regions/territories, then it means that the Switch has a price of around $250 –…
The upcoming Nintendo Switch is revolutionary in a variety of ways; from its merging of Nintendo’s handheld and console divisions to the innovative Joy-Con controllers. One aspect that is somewhat overshadowed, however, is the somewhat unprecedented partnership between Nintendo and the GPU giant NVIDIA. While it’s been a few weeks…
