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There are industry rumblings that a Call of Duty: WWII port could be in the works for Nintendo Switch.

Only Nintendo could take an already great game, tweak it, add in a few new features, and make it better than the original.

Nintendo always seemed cautiously optimistic about the potential of Switch, having kept projections low and availability at or below market demand. While pundits remained skeptical that the console could hit the 2 million consoles sold by March goal set out by Nintendo, the company remained steadfast in its attempt to reestablish itself as a market force.

One of the best strategic shooter of the past decade will make its way to Nintendo Switch.

It was always inevitable. Minecraft will make its way to Nintendo Switch.

Blizzard’s Overwatch has developed a passionate community across Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC, but it could yet have a sleeping fanbase among Nintendo’s faithful.

The Nintendo Switch continues to perform strongly, and with a number of big releases on the horizon, it could yet prove to be the year’s most popular console.

This kid hasn’t been able to find a unit amidst the console’s record-record streak in Japan, so he’s resorted to doing the next best thing: creating his own.

While the successful release of the Switch appears to have reestablished Nintendo’s place among the living room juggernauts, its mobile gaming outings have been somewhat of a mixed bag.

That headline means exactly what it says: Nintendo is planning to go head-to-head with a diary museum in cow milking.