Released in the United States on November 18, 2001, three months after Japan, the Nintendo GameCube was a hotly anticipated console from the beloved video game manufacturer. The successor to the ...

Switch 's online gaming service, ostensibly Nintendo's answer to PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass. It began as a ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been officially revealed following months of leaks and rumors, and it has a mystery button ...

Mario Party 7 launches across Europe on the Nintendo GameCube on 10th February 2006. The Mario Party series provides great fun for all the family and the latest edition to the series, Mario Party ...

Nintendo launched its dual-screen handheld, the DS. We dust off the system and root around for the stylus in the back of the ...

It’s a testament to Nintendo’s strong support for Switch that the console continues to sell well in spite of its age. Previous systems like N64 and GameCube saw support dwindle in their later ...

In our Okami on Nintendo Switch review ... you can now play one of the best GameCube games of all-time. With improved visuals and a new hint system, you can step into the iconic paper world ...

While not the first controller for a Smash Bros. game, the Nintendo GameCube Controller solidified itself as the gold standard almost immediately back in 2001. The strange button layout of the ...

The best GameCube fighting games? There are only two, let’s be honest. The best features later, but the other is Soulcalibur II. A great game on the Xbox and PS2 as well, it was a standout win for ...

Nintendo has unveiled the long-awaited successor to its popular Switch video game console: the Nintendo Switch 2. First-look images at the console design and a teaser trailer were revealed by ...

In this sequel to the wildly popular Nintendo GameCube game, players and up to three friends can hang out in the same village and interact in real time - either through wireless LAN or over ...

Nintendo tends to introduce wholly new consoles that build on the features and power of their successors. Or, the company goes for something completely new (see the N64 to GameCube years).