The Nintendo ... The Labo is a series of add-on devices made of cardboard that does things like turn the Switch into a musical keyboard that plays a waveform on a card that you slot in.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is backwards compatible with previous generation games - here's everything you need to know.

Usually with video games, all the fun happens on the players’ screens. Not so with Nintendo Labo ($60 and up), a set of kits allowing DIY-inclined gamers to construct their own cardboard ...

Nintendo Labo of course, being the brand-new construction device for the Nintendo Switch. It's a cardboard device that you stick controllers into and play video games on. So let's check it out!

The Nintendo Switch has amassed a bountiful crop of high-quality first- and third-party games. These are the best Switch titles, from new releases to well-worn (but still excellent) ports.

The Nintendo Switch 2 maintains the same hybrid design of its predecessor, but makes everything a bit bigger including the display and Joy-Cons. Backward compatibility with original Switch games is ...

Nintendo has played with both in its experimental cardboard Labo kits. Those kits featured a VR display of sorts and live games like the Mario Kart Live system. Why couldn’t Nintendo innovate in ...

Wrapping up the Switch 2 teaser trailer, Nintendo provided more clarification on the new console's backwards compatibility, ...