After decades of The Legend of Zelda series there are so many classics, and now one is back on a console you'd never really ...

All Elite Wrestling has a busy schedule ahead, with Dynasty taking place on the 12th and two major events scheduled for next month. Shortly before AEW Double or ...

Output is reportedly being reduced from six million to four million units, despite the console’s record debut. Output is reportedly being reduced from six million to four million units, despite the ...

Why it matters: The Nintendo Switch 2 might be the fastest-selling console of all time, but that record-breaking launch is showing signs of slowing down. Because of its recent disappointing sales ...

Japanese video game stalwart Nintendo started 2025 with the oldest console among industry power players, one that had been on the market three years longer than Sony’s PS5 and Microsoft’s XBox series.

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? The Switch 2 launched last year, and it took the gaming community by storm. Internet ...

Last Friday, Nintendo joined thousands of companies suing the Trump administration to secure full refunds, plus interest, for billions in unlawful tariffs collected under the International Emergency ...

The Nintendo Switch 2, released in the summer of 2025, packs 12GB of RAM, has a 1080p display, a 7.9-inch LCD screen, and supports HDR/120FPS. It's also backwards compatible with the original Switch, ...

Nintendo is suing the U.S. government in hopes of getting a refund on Trump's illegal trariffs. Credit: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg via Getty Images Remember when Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders were delayed ...

Nintendo filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government on Friday over its extraction of tariffs from global businesses. The gaming giant is seeking a refund for any duties it paid due to President ...

Nintendo of America is suing the US government, including the Department of Treasury, Department of Homeland Security and US Customs and Border Protection, over its tariff policy, Aftermath reports.

Nintendo is expanding the footprint of its valuable intellectual property (IP) across movies to merchandise and theme parks. The gaming giant is betting on nostalgia and new gamers to drive sales of ...