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Nine years after launch, the original Nintendo Switch still has plenty of life left in it. However, whether it’s worth buying in 2026 will largely depend on how much you pay for it.

Pokemon’s Lego Smart Play sets couldn’t be more perfect, even if you hate the Smart Brick. I was convinced of this when I first saw them ahead of their launch, and since their public debut, I’ve only grown more in love with the builds now that I have them in my home.

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The year is 2001, and it will turn out to be among the most important 12 months in gaming history. By that point, the PlayStation 2 was already out and beginning its generational run of games, with Grand Theft Auto III,Metal Gear Solid 2 and Final Fantasy X all arriving within months of one another…

Alongside the ongoing Zelda Ocarina of Time pre-order deal, the massive Nintendo Customer Appreciation sale is now live. It might not be loaded with new Switch 2 games the way many folks would have hoped, but there are still a giant collection of Switch titles on sale starting from $7, including a host of first-party…

If there’s one piece of advice that’s been echoed all over tech forums and support pages the moment someone brings up an issue, it’s probably, “Restart your device.” Even though gaming handhelds like the Steam Deck and the ROG Ally don’t look like laptops, under that portable hood they’re running full PC operating systems, regardless of whether…

The Customer Appreciation Sale starts this weekend after Nintendo recouped $300 million in tariff refunds.

Nintendo’s latest system update for the Switch 2 is here and delivers a much-wanted new feature: VRR support in Docked mode. But there’s a catch: a the moment, it only works on one game, and we’re not sure how many more will follow, because it’s reported to work on a “whitelist” system.

Alongside the now live Zelda Ocarina of Time remake pre-order deal, Nintendo just announced one of its “largest promotions ever.” It’s certainly not Black Friday yet by any means, but Nintendo has an upcoming September sale event that sounds like it (might) rival the usual fall holiday price drops. 

Nintendo has finally delivered Switch 2 docked variable refresh rate (VRR) support for TV gaming, after initially announcing and then quietly dropping the feature, the company announced on its Japanese site. “VRR output is now support in TV mode,” Nintendo wrote. “When both the software and the TV support it, the video will be output at…