Nintendo's next-gen console is expected to launch in the second half of 2024, according to recent reports.
It will allegedly be another hybrid console, use cartridges for physical media, and launch with an LCD screen rather than an OLED one.
The Federal Trade Commission's trial against Microsoft and its acquisition of Activision Blizzard revealed some interesting things.
Where will Nintendo go with the Switch successor?
The source code for Nvidia's DLSS was recently leaked, and users digging through its files have uncovered what could be evidence of a Switch successor.
A known Nintendo insider claims that what had started life as a 4K variant of the Switch has been repurposed as a full-fledged successor.
Now you see it, now you don't.
We get some great insights into the potential future direction of the industry.
Backward compatibility has emerged as an important factor in deciding the upcoming console war.
The new Zelda game could be coming from Monolith Soft, and that would be the best possible outcome for the series ands its fans.
Stadia still holds its own against a hypothetical Nintendo Switch 2, however.
For the next couple of years, you should expect the Nintendo Switch to be the bestselling console.
