If you’re sensing that we’re reaching a kind of “crescendo” with the rumors about the Nintendo Switch 2, you’re not alone in that feeling. In the last 24 hours, there have been multiple “reports” ...

Nintendo just launched new options for online Switch customers, allowing them to customize the color of their Joy-Con and accompanying straps — up to a point. The page is on Nintendo’s Japanese store, ...

While collecting controllers has always been a big hobby for video game enthusiasts, the Nintendo Switch might have the most unique market for it. Not only can you get a variety of cool and distinct ...

Jose is a passionate writer and a video game enthusiast from Argentina. Throughout his career, he has contributed to various entertainment platforms, including the prominent Spanish channel Plano de ...

With the recent announcement that Nintendo will be releasing two new pairs of Joy-Con colors, players are still finding themselves disappointed in the lack of Joy-Con options that Nintendo has offered ...

We might eventually get enough Joy-Con colors to fill out a crayon box. Nintendo has unveiled a new set of Joy-Con bundles in time for the summer season. Kick off your summer in style with this new ...

New Nintendo Switch 2 leak reveals potential orange Joy-Con with layout change. Switch 2 is rumored to have magnetic Joy-Cons, doing away with the slider design. Fans anticipate a potential Switch 2 ...

These Nintendo Switch console designs aren't real - but they should be. In this new world, it can look like the stuff dreams are made of. I'm lusting after them already. And that's not all - you can ...

For products meant to be gaming machines, consoles are pretty drab affairs, coming in basic black or, if lucky, white hues. Sure, there are special editions, but they are named as such for a reason.

Jon Porter is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. On the same day as it announced its updated Switch ...

The Switch Lite system is Nintendo’s cheaper, handheld-only console that does not dock to a TV like the original Switch. It comes in a variety of colors including gray, pink, yellow, and turquoise.