The Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time arrives November 5 Posted on 08/09/2026 by Matt Tate We're heading back to Link's original 3D adventure ahead of next year's live action Zelda movie.
Steam Deck vs. Switch 2 — which gaming handheld is more powerful? Posted on 08/09/2026 by Max Miller The Switch 2 is newer and more affordable than the Steam Deck, but Valve's console still has serious power to draw on.
How to watch The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Nintendo Direct Posted on 07/09/2026 by Kris Holt We're expecting details about the 'Ocarina of Time' and other Zelda projects during Nintendo's 30-minute stream.
PS2 or GameCube: Which retro console emulates better? Posted on 07/09/2026 by Max Miller The GameCube and PS2 both have mature emulation ecosystems. If you're new to the scene, here's the one that's easier to emulate and why.
Nintendo just announced two Direct livestream events for next week Posted on 04/09/2026 by Lawrence Bonk Zelda takes center stage on September 8 and everything else is being saved for September 9.
Nintendo’s surprise free update for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Switch 2 includes eight-player split-screen Posted on 02/09/2026 by Matt Tate The nine-year-old game that keeps giving.
Here’s how Nintendo missed the mark with the GameCube console Posted on 31/08/2026 by Sherri L. Smith The GameCube had some things going for it, and it even has a cult following these days, but at its release, it was a flop.
How Enterprising Modders Installed Windows NT On Nintendo GameCubes Posted on 31/08/2026 by Max Miller Modders often find purpose for old tech that's collecting dust, like adding an antiquated version of Windows onto a 25-year-old console with this process.
How long can you expect your original Nintendo Switch to last? Posted on 31/08/2026 by Max Miller The Nintendo Switch is winding down, but it's not done yet. Yours should work even once hardware sales stop and new games aren't made for it anymore.
Why is the GameCube controller so loved by gamers? Posted on 30/08/2026 by Max Miller People still swear by this quirky controller, leading to Nintendo supporting it for 25 years and counting.