I think Nintendo Switch Online’s expansion pack membership is fantastic value on Switch 2
GameCube games and Switch 2 editions of both Zelda games at launch? Yes, please!
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Nintendo Switch 2 Game-Key Cards are the worst of all worlds. Physical media should be yours forever
Game cards without the actual games on them are set to multiply on the Switch 2, leaving you with a collection of games you’ll never fully own
When and how to pre-order the Nintendo Switch 2
Update: delayed in the US. The Switch 2 lands in June; here’s where to reserve your place in line
My daily life is busy – so the Nintendo Switch 2 is the perfect console for me
The original Switch gave me countless short blasts of gaming fun with my daughter. Its sequel looks to offer more of the same. Good.
Nintendo Switch 2: everything you need to know
The Switch successor is official. Here are all the official details
No OLED? No problem! Why I don’t mind the Switch 2’s LCD return
On-the-go gaming needs brightness and battery life
Best gaming console in 2025 including Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo
We’ve ranked the best gaming consoles available, from Xbox and PlayStation to the Nintendo Switch and beyond—we’ve tested them all. Press start to continue…
I think Nintendo has made one huge mistake with Switch 2
There’s no getting around the fact something’s missing and I think it’s a massive misstep by Nintendo to go backwards
Nintendo Switch 2 vs Switch OLED vs original Switch: which should you buy?
Nintendo’s Switch 2 was just unveiled in full, but how does it stack up to the handheld console’s predecessors? Here’s what you need to know
Switch 2 full reveal: your complete guide through what Nintendo showed off
We finally got full details about the new Nintendo Switch 2 – here’s everything we were told during the Nintendo Direct
You can definitely play with your original Switch cartridges on Switch 2
While backwards compatibility was confirmed in November, we didn’t know if physical media would be supported
Switch Virtual Game Cards are a good idea – but I want Nintendo to go further
Is Nintendo’s outside the (virtual) box thinking a slice of freedom or merely a less annoying walled garden?
