Donkey Kong has been pulled up to the majors. The 2D platforming star is back in a 3D adventure for the first time since the absolutely terrible Donkey Kong 64. Fortunately, things look way better in Donkey Kong Bananza for the Switch 2.

Nintendo just held a livestream to drop more details on the forthcoming Switch 2 console. At the very end, it revealed a brand-new 3D platformer starring Donkey Kong. This is the first game of its type since Donkey Kong 64 hit the Nintendo 64 all the way back in 1999.

Nintendo's best franchises pushed the Switch to its limits. Switch 2 editions will give these games a new chance in the sun, with better graphics and improved frame rates.

The Switch 2 is here — well, almost. Nintendo took the wraps off its new console during its latest Direct event, providing us with a closer look at the $449.99 console ahead of its release on June 5th.

Nintendo Direct presentation on Wednesday, the company revealed a more vibrant display on the Switch 2, a larger screen and several games that will launch with the console. Central to its updated system is a new “C” button on its Joy-Con controller,

The highly anticipated Switch 2 is almost here, and Nintendo has dropped all the details about the successor to the popular handheld console that debuted eight years ago. A teaser trailer back in January gave us a peek at what the console actually looks like,

The digital version of the game costs £66.99, it's another £8 on top of that for a physical copy - or pay an an extra £34.99 for a version of the Switch 2 with it built-in, something which pushes the console price to £429.99.

Nintendo released a ton of details on the Switch 2 hardware as well as new games that you'll be able to play on the system when it arrives.

More than a million people watched online as details of the long awaited successor to the hit console were announced.

The release date of the Nintendo Switch 2 will by June 5, 2025, just over two months from now, and managing to get out before the second half of the year, not bothering with a hol

It’s perhaps no surprise that Nintendo opened its Switch 2 Direct with Mario Kart World, a Switch 2-exclusive launch title that’s a sequel to the original Switch’s most popular game. But it was more of a surprise that the Direct’s second segment,

Wednesday was the official reveal of the Switch 2. Nintendo revealed that its next console will come out on June 5 and have a starting price of $450. In its hour-long Nintendo Direct, a lot of games were shown and I can safely say I'm excited.

The launch of a pricier console during a trade war carries risk, but pent-up demand should carry the day.

Joy-Cons 2. The Switch 2's new controllers, referred to as Joy-Cons 2, look a lot like the original Joy-Cons from the first Switch, but there are some subtle differences in appear