After the lacklustre hardware sales of the Wii U, Nintendo’s Switch has marked an incredible turnaround for the company and the system has been incredibly popular, bolstered by an impressive library of exclusive titles and ports, despite the fairly meagre system specifications of the underlying hardware. The Nintendo Switch is based on a Maxwell-based.

Nintendo’s Switch console has been a runaway success for the company, but even when the system launched it wasn’t a graphical powerhouse, despite punching well above its weight-class with titles such as Doom. Rumors for an upgraded Switch Pro have circulated for some time, and now we have further details that this upgraded console.

Last year, we heard a lot about the Nintendo Switch Pro, with leaks, rumours and trusted sources all pointing to Nintendo doing a more powerful variant of their hugely successful Switch. Now of course, Nintendo haven’t commented officially on this yet, but they did state “Please note that we have no plans to launch.

Nintendo’s Switch has been a runaway success for the company, and given Nintendo’s approach to crafting a unique hybrid system combined with a fantastic lineup of first-party and exclusive games, it’s unsurprisingly that the Nintendo Switch has enjoyed particularly strong sales. But, with the Playstation 5 and next-generation Xboxes posied for release later this.

For some time now, we have heard rumours of a Mario Rabbids game for the Nintendo Switch. I first heard these rumours courtest of LauraKBuzz over at LetsPlayVideoGames, who reported that Ubisoft were hard at work on the crossover title. While she was (obviously) incorrect about it being a launch game for the hybrid.

The tale of the NES Classic has come to an appropriately bizarre and kick in the teeth ending, as Nintendo announced that they will be discontinuing the NES Classic. Ever since it’s release, the story of the NES Classic (or NES Mini, depending on where you are) has been basically a checklist of Nintendo.

As is common knowledge now, banner games like Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild have been suffering from performance problems on the Nintendo Switch. Some of this is undoubtedly due to the technical limitations of the console, but it seems there may be another cause. According to a report from Nintendo Life, the.

Somehow, a very lucky NeoGAF user by the name of hiphoprobot got shipped his Nintendo Switch a whole two weeks early. Although the user kept schtum about which retailer shipped it out so early, as he was concerned about repercussions from Nintendo, thankfully he was not so shy when it came to sharing photos.

There has been a lot of discussion of the Nintendo Switch ever since the conference, and there have been a lot of valid concerns and criticisms of the hybrid console as we approach the release date. One of the main concerns surrounding the console is, of course, the paid online service which is a.

Nintendo’s upcoming Switch console is due for release March 2017, but despite the close proximity to hitting store shelves, the company has managed to keep a pretty tight lid on the console’s specifications. Unlike both Microsoft and Sony’s respective platform, whose specifications and performance information seemed to leak on a monthly basis. But two sources.

Nintendo’s will answer the hopes of a lot of gamer’s by featuring GameCube titles on the Switch virtual console, along with multiple other systems. Multiple sources have confirmed to Eurogamer that there will be a small handful of games (and honestly, some of the more popular) games will be ready for the Nintendo Switch.

Console wars are certainly nothing new in the video games industry, and perhaps were their fiercest during the 16-bit era when Sega and Nintendo actively targeted each other in campaign advertising, merchandise, franchise and exclusives. But Xbox head Phil Spencer believes that the console wars are a ‘negative thing for the industry’, despite Microsoft’s.

Nintendo’s upcoming next generation console, codenamed NX will see a global launch in March, 2017 alongside the upcoming Legend Of Zelda. Nintendo have officially confirmed leaks and rumors that we’ll see a dual release of Legend of Zelda on both the Wii U and the NX, with the Wii U faithful also needing to.

Rumors concerning Nintendo’s NX have been pretty consistent recently, with a plethora of new reports popping up over the past several hours. These new rumors hint the Nintendo NX will not only have a Polaris based GPU, but will also natively support the upcoming Vulkan low level API, and also launch with Luigi’s Mansion.