Nintendo announces that it is going to be ending support for three of its gaming systems as soon as its current supply of parts runs out.

Nintendo 2DS XL, and the New Nintendo 3DS were gone, its repair services would end. Support for the Nintendo 3DS XL and standard Nintendo 3DS has already ended and now it's the New Nintendo 3DS's ...

Support for Nintendo 2DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL remains unaffected by the recent change. Closure of 3DS online services and eShop highlights the shift towards the highly successful Nintendo Switch.

The New Nintendo 3DS joins the original Nintendo 3DS and the Nintendo 3DS XL on a list of models that Nintendo can no longer ...

Nintendo fans are predicting that a Nintendo Direct is on the way before the month is out. Will it finally include the official Nintendo Switch 2 announcement? Unfortunately, the console's ...

The August 27, 2024 Nintendo Direct has now finished and IGN has you covered with the biggest and best news (and everything else) revealed. This two-in-one showcase, which began with an Indie ...

Four more SNES games have arrived on Switch for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. Once again, though, Japanese subscribers have received different releases to America, UK, and Europe.

There was a range of announcements and trailers across the 40 minute broadcast, with several games surprise-launching on Nintendo Switch on Tuesday. And no, Hollow Knight: Silksong was not mentioned.

It feels like almost every day, we're given a fresh reminder that Nintendo's previous generation of hardware is well and truly a thing of the past, as it's now been announced that repairs for New ...

Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. Fans might be keeping their eyes out for the Nintendo Switch 2, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have games to look forward to on ...

As usual, Nintendo will stream the Nintendo Direct on the company's YouTube and Twitch channels. There is also an embed for the presentation below. What to expect For starters, Nintendo has made ...

That phrase is our shorthand for the conversion of console and PC titles to the Switch that seem almost inconceivable, pushing the aging Tegra X1 hardware in the seven-year-old Nintendo handheld ...