Category: Nintendo

The camel’s back.

After going hands-on with the hardware, we can confirm that Switch 2 is exciting. It not only promises fresh Nintendo goodness but also to reinvigorate the OG Switch libraries many of us have been building up over the past eight years. The future is looking bright for Nintendo lifers, though a few too many unclear details and small disappointments are taking the shine off what should be a celebratory occasion.

Some of these factors are out of Nintendo’s control, to be fair. The biggest controversy revolves around the price — particularly $80 games — and the announcement that US pre-orders were being postponed has only poured petrol on the flames.

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Here’s where you can find Rainbow Road.

New key art for Donkey Kong Bananza isn’t the only thing that’s apparently popped up on Nintendo’s Korean website. It seems there’s also been a track confirmation for Mario Kart World.

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All-star brawl.

Hello folks, and welcome to another edition of Box Art Brawl!

Before we get onto this week’s very special one-off battle, let’s see how things went down last time. We looked at Tomodachi Life to celebrate the newly-announced sequel for the Nintendo Switch, and it wasn’t even remotely close. North America absolutely killed it with 65% of the vote! Europe came second with 18%, and Japan third with 17%.

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The physical version, according to Nintendo’s customer support.

Nintendo earlier this week announced select games from the Switch generation would be getting ‘Switch 2 Edition’ releases.

A Nintendo customer service representative has reportedly shed light on the exact content included in the physical versions – claiming the Switch 2 Edition upgrade packs will be “download codes”.

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Get ready for 60fps, crossplay and exclusive modes.

Street Fighter 6 is on its way to the Switch 2 and if you’re wondering how it compares to certain other versions, we’ve now got a side-by-side comparison.

This upload, shared by the YouTube channel ElAnalistaDeBits, shows the Switch 2 version running alongside the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 versions of the game.

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“We’re still improving the performance”.

Cyberpunk 2077 is on the way to the Nintendo Switch 2 this June and more details about it are beginning to surface.

Firstly, CD Projekt Red has confirmed the Nintendo release will be “fully cross-progression compatible” with versions on other platforms.

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Say goodbye to red spines.

We’ve had an absolute overload of information about the Switch 2 this week and somehow fans keep finding all sorts of new and exciting details.

If you haven’t already noticed, Switch 2 game cases are now slightly different (and seemingly a bit bigger). Instead of transparent plastic borders, they’re now red. Perhaps most interestingly though is how the box art wraps around the case, over the spine. In other words, you’ll no longer be looking at red spines with mostly just plain text on them.

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Two months to go!

Well, that was a week, wasn’t it? We Nintendo lifers finally got an influx of info, a deluge of details about Switch 2 and the games we can expect to be playing on it. And soon!

Yep, 5th June is exactly two months away, and we’re champing at the Joy-Con Strap to get our hands on the launch lineup. We’ve had a taste, but we’re hungry for more.

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2 takes.

Now updated with video impressions!

After years of speculation, Switch 2 finally exists. It’s got a launch date, a price, a bunch of accessories, and — most importantly — a lineup of games large and small, all showcased in an hour-long Direct which answered a lot of questions.

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And Bowser Jr. already has the new system!

The Switch 2 generation is upon us and Nintendo has been updating all sorts of things including its Parental Controls video animation featuring Bowser Jr and his Dad.

This new video is quite the facelift – with Bowser’s Switch swapped out for a brand-new Switch 2 (yes, he’s already playing it) and Mario Kart World now featured in all of the gameplay footage. And noticably Bowser has updated his Peach wallpaper…to another photo of Princess Peach.

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