Nintendo on Tuesday morning released its financial results for the fiscal first quarter, which ended in June. As expected, strong Switch console and game sales helped the company record an operating profit of 16.21 billion yen ($145 million), a huge swing from the 5.13 billion yen loss Nintendo posted in the year-ago quarter. The company also …
Want to take some of your Nintendo Switch experiences to iPhone or Android? The good news is there’s now an app for that, Nintendo’s official Switch Online app, which can be downloaded on iOS and Android right now. The application will have a bunch of features meant to enhance your Switch gaming experience, but you’ll still …
The hottest gaming console in town right now is far from perfect. Nintendo’s Switch isn’t powerful enough to run some of the games coming to other gaming systems, it can’t browse the web, and it can’t run other apps like video streaming services. Not being able to run Netflix or YouTube on the Switch might …
What if there was no Game Over feature in a Super Mario game? Is it even possible? Apparently, the answer is yes, as Nintendo confirmed there won’t be a Game Over state in the hotly anticipated Switch game Super Mario Odyssey.
The latest Call of Duty installment brings back the action to World War II. And for a while, it was believed that WWII would hit a bunch of platforms, including Nintendo’s Switch. However, if you were excited about playing the shooter on Nintendo’s hit console, you better temper that enthusiasm. Sledgehammer Games offered a definitive …
If you happen to be one of the lucky Nintendo Switch owners out there, then it’s time to update your system, because Nintendo released Switch System Update v3.0.0, which brings over a slew of fixes as well as a few new features.
You might not even find a Switch in a shop near you while some people have the audacity to do unspeakable things to the most popular gaming console in town right now. Someone went ahead and dropped the Switch from 1,000 feet, and there’s a video of all that action.
Nintendo would make a lot more Switch consoles than it initially planned, but the Japanese company ran into an unexpected problem: Apple. No, seriously.
You might have a hard time finding a regular Switch console in a store near you, so forget about trying to buy a special edition model. But you won’t find this Switch model in stores near you because it might not be available in your market just yet.
As high-speed home internet connections become more and more ubiquitous, and nearly every new video game title is available for digital download at the same time as the physical copies hit stores, gamers have grown increasingly comfortable with the idea of paying for games that they can never actually hold in their hands. But unlike …
