Nintendo has never utilized a "2" in any of its hardware launches, making the successor to the Switch a first of its kind. While this may seem like nothing more than an aesthetic choice, especially ...

Taking a broad view, it sits squarely in the middle of the pack: better than the Wii U, Wii and Gamecube, but not quite able to offer the sheer consistent quality of the SNES or the Nintendo 64.

Although the Wii U's library of games is not natively supported ... Out of these consoles, perhaps the most glaring omission on NSO is the GameCube. This sixth-generation system is home to some ...