Nintendo’s next console looks like a worthy successor to the original Switch, and it has a lot of games to play on day one, including the new Mario Kart World and upgrades to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the…
The Nintendo Switch 2 is finally a thing you can buy in the US — or at least, a thing you can try to buy. The $450 console formally went up for sale at midnight ET on June 5, with…
Image: Nintendo Ahead of the Switch 2’s launch, Nintendo has rolled out another firmware update for its original Switch hardware. This appears to be a relatively small update and resolves an issue with software not starting after the previous update…
Sometimes you just gotta walk away. And this might be one of those times. Earlier this month, Gearbox co-founder and CEO Randy Pitchford replied to someone on social media about the studio’s next game, Borderlands 4, possibly receiving an $80…
Image: Nintendo / CD Projekt Red / Kotaku Memorial Day weekend invites important questions like what to marinate the kebobs in, whether it’s warm enough to put the pool up or not, and which new game you should buy while…
Image: Nintendo Nintendo is slightly mixing up its box art game for the Switch 2 generation with red cases and artwork that now wraps around the spine of the case. It seems another look at these cases (via Genki_JPN on…
GameStop will have additional Switch 2 stock available in-store and online when the console launches next month, according to a post on X. In-store launch events will begin at 3PM local time on June 4th, according to the company. Pickups…
Nintendo announced last month that it would be updating a handful of Switch games to run better on the Switch 2, and now some details about the planned improvements are available on its website. The improvements vary per game, but…
Image: Nintendo / Kotaku The Nintendo Switch 2 is launching in a few weeks in the United States. It will cost $450, a price some think is too high. But that price could go up in the near future as…
Image: Nintendo Life Retro Studios might be best-known as the Metroid Prime developer, but over the years it’s dabbled in various other series and even some concepts that were never released. One of these was the cancelled 3D platformer known…