Nintendo has set a new sales forecast for its latest console, the Switch 2, as concerns about a potential slowdown arise. As first reported by VGC, the company has acknowledged that while the Switch 2 is currently outpacing its predecessor, the original Nintendo Switch, the steady sales growth anticipated may not last. The latest estimates suggest around 20 million units have already been shipped since the console’s launch, but Nintendo CEO Shuntaro Furukawa hinted that the pace of sales might not sustain its initial momentum.
Nintendo fans are buzzing with excitement over the recent announcement of a new Star Fox game for the Switch 2. However, amidst this anticipation, a familiar voice from the franchise has stepped forward to clarify his absence from the latest installment. As first reported by Nintendo Life, former voice actor for Fox McCloud, who lent his vocal talents to the character in previous titles, stated unequivocally that he is not part of the upcoming project.
Nintendo has officially revealed details about the highly anticipated Star Fox title for the Switch 2, and to celebrate this milestone, the company has launched a special music release. As first reported by Nintendo Life, fans can now enjoy ten new tracks from the game through Nintendo’s mobile music app. This early release provides a sneak peek into the immersive orchestral soundtrack that players can expect when the game launches.
In a surprising turn of events, Nintendo has officially brought Fox McCloud and his team back into the limelight. This revitalization comes with the recent unveiling of their appearance in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and the buzz surrounding the upcoming Switch 2. As first reported by GameSpot, this revival has sparked a wave of hope among fans, who are eager for more adventures with this beloved franchise.
Fans of indie games have something to look forward to as both Citizen Sleeper and its sequel have recently been rated for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. This news, first reported by Universonintendo, comes as buzzes with anticipation for Nintendo’s next-generation console.
March 2026 may just mark a significant turning point for fans of the Pokémon franchise, especially with the release of Pokémon Pokopia. As first reported by Nintendo Life, this latest installment has captivated players not only with its charming mechanics but also with its ability to touch hearts in the quieter, more subdued moments.
In a surprising move, Nintendo recently announced a new Star Fox title during a dedicated Direct presentation, raising hopes among long-time fans. However, excitement quickly turned to disbelief as it became clear that this new entry is yet another remake of the classic Star Fox 64. As first reported by GameSpot, fans took to social media to express their feelings, ranging from disappointment to humor, with many creating memes that reflect their discontent.
In a surprising turn of events, Nintendo has announced a remake of the beloved Star Fox 64, exclusively for its upcoming console, the Switch 2. As first reported by Eurogamer, this unexpected reveal comes at a time when the company is grappling with investment pressures and concerns regarding the profitability of its new hardware. The announcement not only excites long-time fans of the franchise but also raises questions about the company’s pricing strategies moving forward.
Nintendo has officially announced a return to a classic, with Star Fox 64 making its way back to the gaming landscape. As first reported by Nintendo Life, this news comes on the heels of speculation surrounding a potential revival of the series that has been dormant for over a decade. With fans eagerly anticipating what the future holds, this revival raises questions about both nostalgia and innovation in the franchise.
Nintendo is reportedly considering a price increase for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, potentially raising the cost by $50 to $100. This information comes as first reported by PC Gamer, revealing that investor concerns are significantly influencing the console’s launch strategy.
Nintendo is spreading joy among Star Fox fans with an announcement that is sure to warm hearts and rekindle nostalgia. The company has revealed a new line of plush toys dedicated to its beloved space-faring franchise, with the adorable collection slated to launch this June in Japan, as first reported by Nintendo Life.
Nintendo has officially announced the remake of its beloved N64 classic, Star Fox 64, simply titled Star Fox, set to launch on the Switch 2 this June. As first reported by Nintendo Life, fans can now secure their copies as pre-orders have gone live, marking a significant moment for both seasoned players and newcomers to the franchise.
A new Pokémon-based cryptic crossword game is on the horizon and is shaping up to be the must-play puzzle experience of 2026. This innovative title will challenge players with intricate clues that combine wordplay and riddles, steering away from traditional crossword formats. Fans of the beloved franchise can expect a fresh take on puzzles that not only tests their knowledge of Pokémon but also their problem-solving skills.
In an intriguing twist for fans of the iconic Super Mario franchise, legendary game designer Shigeru Miyamoto has hinted at the possibility of Wario making a cameo in future Mario films. As first reported by Nintendo Life, this statement comes on the heels of a recent interview with Miyamoto and Chris Meledandri, where they discussed the creative process behind adapting beloved characters for the silver screen.
A new development by Nadeflore has emerged, enabling gamers to wirelessly connect Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons and Pro Controller 2 to Windows 10 and 11. As first reported by Github, this project streamlines the process of using these controllers on PC, recognizing them as Xbox 360 controllers or even as a mouse. The application is accompanied by an intuitive graphical user interface, making it accessible for users who may not be as tech-savvy.
Nintendo has just announced an enticing new bundle for its latest console, the Switch 2, aimed at fans of the delightful life simulation game, Pokémon Pokopia. As first reported by Nintendo Life, this package will hit the market in June, primarily targeting Australian gamers eager to immerse themselves in the captivating world of Pokémon.
This weekend brings substantial savings on popular video games and collectibles, with Yakuza Kiwami 3 leading the charge at a new low price. Available now for $39.99, this remake has generated buzz since its release earlier this year. The game, developed by SEGA and RGG Studio, responds to years of fan requests for a fresh take on the original Yakuza 3. As first reported by IGN, the reviews have praised its engaging gameplay and story enhancements.
As first reported by Nintendo Life, the Nintendo Switch eShop is brimming with new titles this April, providing gamers with a delightful selection to enjoy during the spring season. While the past few months have featured a steady influx of releases, April 2026 has seen a slight slow down, allowing players to catch their breath and explore some hidden gems.
The latest installment of the Box Art Brawl has wrapped up, and it’s a tale of feathered friends and fierce competition. In this round, fans compared the box art for “Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales,” a title that has delighted Nintendo DS players since its release. As first reported by Nintendo Life, the voting results reveal a clear preference for the Japanese design over its European counterpart, while North America lagged behind in the poll.
Reggie Fils-Aimé, the former president of Nintendo of America, has shared a fascinating anecdote from his time at the company that highlights the complexities of corporate relationships in the gaming industry. Speaking at a recent lecture at New York University, Fils-Aimé opened up about a phone call that ultimately led to Nintendo halting its collaboration with Amazon during the Nintendo DS era.
