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Japanese gaming company Nintendo has launched its latest version of the Switch gaming console, called the Switch (OLED model).

Japanese video game giant Nintendo announced Mario Party Superstars for the Nintendo Switch at the E3 2021 Nintendo Direct presentation recently. The 12th installment in the Mario Party series is slated to hit Nintendo's handheld console on October 29.

Twitter seems to have lost the dangerous game of chicken it has been playing with the Indian government.

Apple has long abstained from launching products and software features that would attract gamers to the company's ecosystem. However, if rumors circulating on the Korean forum Clien.net are to be believed, Apple could be in the process of developing a Nintendo Switch rival.

The long-overdue Nintendo Switch update might be coming this year, going by the latest supply chain leak.

Folks using game controllers on their Android devices would agree that haptic feedback on wired and wireless controllers is a long way off from their console counterparts. Android games either have no rumble, or rather basic rumble support. XDA-Developers reports that will soon change.

Well-known data miner and console hacker SciresM has leaked specifications of what could be the Nintendo Switch Pro. The details were buried within the firmware of the current-gen Switch console.

A rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype has gone under the hammer for a whopping $360,000 (roughly Rs. 2.67 crore). According to the auctioneer, Heritage Auctions, this gaming console is said to be the last remaining prototype of the 200 units that were produced from the failed collaboration between Sony and Nintendo.

Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is not just about new upcoming technology, but it's also a great place for companies to showcase interesting concepts/ideas that may not release anytime soon.

A rare fantasy video game by Nintendo has been sold for Rs. 7 lakh in an online auction.

We all know Mario and have often helped the Italian plumber save Princess Peach from Bowser.

Pokémon are adorable and their games, fun. Soon, we will have a new Pokémon video game to play on our smartphones.

Do you remember Nintendo Switch - the 2017's all-in-one gaming device that worked as a handheld machine as well as a TV console?

Fortnite is an immensely popular Battle Royale that keeps adding new and exciting content to hook more gamers.

Fortnite has gone live with its latest Season 6 update. Update 6.01 is live for Xbox One, PS4, PC, iOS, Android and Nintendo Switch.

The latest in the series of WWE games, WWE 2K19, is scheduled to release this October.

Following the rise of mobile gaming, Nintendo is stepping up its efforts.

Nintendo is known for taking a tough stance against unofficial games. However, this time, it has hit at the source.

'Bring to Light' is a video game developed by Red Meat Games. It was released on July 13, which was coincidentally a Friday.

For those unaware, an Easter egg is an intentionally hidden joke or a message in a video game.

Nintendo announced, recently, that it has now sold 725 million video game consoles in 35 years.

Simple video games created for people to just have fun and de-stress are called casual games. They don't demand a lot of time and can be played anytime.

According to reports, Netflix and YouTube might soon become available on Nintendo Switch.

Celebrating Mario Day (March 10=Mar10=Mario) in style, Google Maps has partnered with Nintendo to bring Mario to Google Maps on iOS and Android apps.

As the year 2017 draws to a close, Google has released the annual "Year in Search", revealing the top trending searches of the year.

According to its latest earnings report, Nintendo has sold 4.7 million units of Switch, since it was launched this year.

I learned something today - Gitmo is apparently another word for America's most controversial prison, Guantanamo Bay.

Gamers all around the world are now excited about the launch of a mini version of 1990s gaming hit 'Super Nintendo Entertainment System' (SNES), which sold 50 million units worldwide.

Genyo Takeda of Nintendo, one of the most creative minds in the gaming industry, has decided to retire after 45 long years of service.