AI Demand Reshaping Console Pricing The Switch 2’s launch pricing was already controversial among fans, but new reports suggest the console could become even more expensive in 2026. According to a Bloomberg report, Nintendo is reportedly considering raising the price of the Switch 2 amid what’s being referred to as “RAMmageddon” — a surge in […]
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A closer look at expectations, third-party games, and Switch 2 performance It’s been over 24 hours since the Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase, and a lot of people aren’t thrilled. The direct could have done more, and the loudest voices online seem disappointed with what was shown. That raises the big question: was the Partner Showcase
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A complete classic RPG that fits naturally into Switch 2’s growing Bethesda lineup Closing out today’s Nintendo Direct, Bethesda confirmed that The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is coming to Nintendo Switch 2. While Bethesda stopped short of providing a firm release date, the game is currently slated for a broad 2026 launch window. Even
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Bethesda’s RPG arrival signals growing confidence in Switch 2’s long-form experiences Bethesda is bringing Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition to Nintendo Switch 2, with a confirmed launch date of February 24, 2026. Originally released in 2015, Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition is the most complete version of Bethesda’s open-world RPG, bundling the base game with all six
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Bethesda’s Switch 2 reveal points to a stronger future for third-party games With the added power of the Nintendo Switch 2, third-party support is finally starting to ramp up. During today’s Nintendo Direct, Bethesda confirmed release dates for several titles coming to the platform — but one reveal especially stood out to me. Indiana Jones
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Third-party buffs applied Today, Nintendo aired a roughly 30-minute Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase, highlighting a wide range of third-party titles coming to Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. Here’s everything that was announced. Games featured in the showcase Orbitals – A Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive, two-player co-op puzzle adventure launching Summer 2026 Paranormasight: The Mermaid’s
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What to Expect from Nintendo’s Latest Third-Party Showcase News Nintendo has been on a roll lately with Nintendo Directs and other announcements, and they don’t appear to be slowing down anytime soon. Nintendo confirmed via Nintendo Today that a Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase will air tomorrow at the following times: North America: 6am PST /
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What the milestone means for players — and why Nintendo’s hybrid future now feels locked in Revealed earlier today on February 3, 2026, Nintendo’s financial records through the end of December 2025 show a company still in a very strong position. While sales reportedly slowed over the holiday season, Nintendo’s overall performance remains impressive. Most
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Nintendo is letting nostalgia do the work to keep Living the Dream top of mind Just last week, Nintendo shared roughly 20 minutes of new information on Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, which launches on April 16, 2026 — and it’s clear the company doesn’t want the conversation to cool off just yet. Not long
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Why Nintendo’s latest life sim feels less like nostalgia—and more like a statement This morning, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream finally stepped back into the spotlight with its own dedicated Nintendo Direct. The 20-minute presentation was packed with details—but more importantly, it offered clarity. This Direct made one thing unmistakably clear: Nintendo isn’t just reviving
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