The Nintendo Switch has become the company's best-selling console ever with over 155 million units sold. It was released in 2017, a pivotal time for Nintendo which was coming off the back of a flop ...

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Belkin just introduced the appropriately-named Charging Case Pro for Nintendo Switch 2 at CES 2026. This is a high-end charging case specifically designed for Nintendo's latest console. The 10,000mAh ...

The best grip we've tried for Nintendo Switch 2 is on sale at Best Buy as a last-minute holiday deal. Dbrand's Killswitch Grip Case Travel Bundle is discounted to $72 (was $80). Though it's pricier ...

Cyber Monday is officially here which means we're seeing new price cuts on some much-wanted tech, including the Nintendo Switch 2. While we didn't foresee any price drops on the Nintendo Switch 2, ...

With Black Friday just days away, shoppers may be scrambling to find gaming systems at more affordable prices. You can choose to go with the standalone gaming system for $449 that comes with a larger, ...

If you bring your Nintendo Switch 2 with you on all your travels, a reliable case is a necessity. While Turtle Beach is known for its catalog of quality gaming gear, and naturally has plenty of ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is the fastest-selling video game hardware device in U.S. history. There’s just one problem: the on-the-go console runs out of juice often. “We knew battery, which was already an ...

TL;DR: Nintendo secured a $2 million settlement and permanent injunction against Ryan Daly for selling modded Switch consoles enabling piracy. This victory reinforces Nintendo's strict stance on ...

What just happened? Few companies have a reputation for litigation quite like Nintendo, which is why taking the gaming giant on in court, especially when representing yourself, is a dangerous move.