After a few hours playing Switch, I find myself still wanting to love it. I might yet fall head over heals, and it’s got some truly amazing traits, but it needs more software to compliment its best configurations before I can truly commit.
Nintendo has shot itself in the foot by attempting the same sort of slow market buildup it wanted with the Wii U: have a soft launch, and hope the install base increases steadily over time. It might work with Switch, but it’s a massive risk to take with so much set to hit the market in the next 12 months.
Ben, Gaetano, Shane and Steve are back, hot on the heels of Nintendo’s Switch reveal.
They held out for long enough, but Nintendo will finally start charging gamers for its online service. Revealed during its Nintendo Switch online presentation, the new online service, which will launch with the console, will be available via a free trial upon the console’s release. Beyond that, however, it will require a paid subscription, with …
Here are the confirmed games coming to Switch in 2017.
Today will kickstart what will be a very excited weekend for Nintendo fans.
We now finally have concrete details for the launch of Nintendo’s new console, Switch.
The gaming giant has a history of extravagant and exciting reveals and presentations, although they haven’t always been of the best quality. Let’s take a look at the best and worst of Nintendo reveals over the years.
While we already know plenty about the device, there are a lot of questions to still be answered. So let’s do a rundown of the basics ahead of tomorrow’s big day.
Tomorrow will kickstart what will be a very excited weekend for Nintendo fans.