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

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 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 ...

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 ...

The company finally took the wraps off what’s been one of the most anticipated releases in Nintendo gaming history via a teaser trailer that reveals its new design, what looks like a new game ...

This week during the Switch 2 reveal, Nintendo reconfirmed backwards compatibility with the original system. If you're ...

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.

It will be interesting to see what possible exclusions there are, but it's likely unique titles like Labo. Nintendo only showed off one game during the trailer, which appears to be a new untitled ...

If you’re looking to play games with ... with Nintendo Switch 2.” We expect this is related to games that use the original Switch’s Joy-cons in specific ways. The Labo series of projects ...

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