Nintendo fans are having mixed reaction to a new update out of Nintendo about the Nintendo Switch 2 and next-gen games.

Nintendo is currently the only console maker that makes you pay for a monthly subscription to access its classic games instead of letting you buy them a la carte. That needs to change with the Switch 2.

Several Japanese developers have gone on record about the difficulties they’ve had porting their games to Switch and what they want to see from the Switch 2.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is finally coming out from the shadows, and while we don’t know the price of the console or its games yet, Nintendo has announced that “Nintendo Switch Game Vouchers cannot be redeemed for Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive games,” according to a page on its website confirming titles eligible for the Game Voucher program.

Two major retailers have already revealed that they will offer preoders for the Nintendo Switch 2. Here's when you will be able to preorder the next-gen console soon

Japanese engineers have revealed exactly why the Nintendo Switch hardware was so hard to develop for, and what they want from the Switch 2.

Nintendo Switch Game Vouchers are currently available digitally through the eShop for subscribers to the online service for $99.98, and allow you to claim two games regardless of

Nintendo has officially unveiled the Nintendo Switch 2, set to launch this year. The new console builds upon the success of the original Switch, introducing several exciting new features and enhancements.

The original Nintendo Switch launched at a price of $299.99. Meanwhile, the PS4 launched at a price of $399.99. This $100 difference in price reflects in large part the difference