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Nintendo Switch Online has made a new 2026 game free for all subscribers on Nintendo Switch 2, but not the first Switch.
Some Switch games you already own can be upgraded into enhanced Switch 2 titles, but the cost structure is pretty confusing. Here's how much you can expect to pay for the upgrade packs to your favorite games.
It’s the big day for Nintendo fans, as the annual September Direct kicks off in a few minutes. Running for roughly 45 minutes, this broadcast is expected to offer a fresh look at everything coming to Switch consoles from Nintendo and its third-party partners.
Nintendo Switch 2 Is Getting Three of the Best Horror Games of the Decade Just in Time for Halloween
The Nintendo Direct revealed that three of the most acclaimed horror games will be arriving on Nintendo Switch 2 just in time for Halloween.
A new sale on Nintendo Switch games for September 2026 has gamers criticising the company's efforts as lackluster. Many pointing to the recent US tariffs refund controversy.
It's one of Nintendo's "largest promotions yet."
There are some interesting inconsistencies among Nintendo's Switch 2 Editions, particularly among the free ones.
The Nintendo Switch 2's biggest selling point is that it is a hybrid console that can be played on-the-go or on a TV screen. Imagine the surprise Nintendo fans felt then when the publisher revealed Onyx: The Dark Grip during Wednesday's Nintendo Direct showcase — a game that cannot be played while docked.
The update also brings system transfers between two Switch 2 consoles, background music during Mii editing, and a new Switch 2 Boost toggle.
We have a fresh launch trailer for Sprawl Zero, which just recently debuted on Nintendo Switch 2. This is a new title inspired by the Golden Age of 2000s FPS games. Lots of information about it can be found in the following overview: A Y2K FPS Built on Classic Console DNA SPRAWL Zero is a first-person shooter inspired by
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Nintendo isn't getting rid of physical games (yet), but you have to watch out for game-key cards
Freaking out over Sony killing physical media? Nintendo's game-key cards add a weird wrinkle to the home media landscape. Here's what you need to know and how to spot them in the wild.