Nintendo has confirmed a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2, arriving in 2026 to mark the Zelda series’ 40th anniversary. Revealed during the June 9 Nintendo Direct with a brief teaser trailer, the game is described by Nintendo as being “reborn” on Switch 2, with visuals that completely overhaul the Nintendo 64 original while departing drastically from the Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom aesthetic that has defined the franchise’s

Nintendo has announced Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, a Switch 2 exclusive releasing October 22. The game features 12 motion-control sports that showcase the Joy-Con 2’s updated control capabilities, from standard swing and gesture controls across Tennis, Bowling, and Boxing to the new mouse functionality used in Skateboarding and tilt-based flight in Prop Plane.

Moving the franchise’s signature ink-slinging action into uncharted territory, the spin-off introduces a maritime hub known as the “hideout ship,” positioned out on the open water. The trailer establishes the central premise of hunting for valuable treasure across a collection of mysterious landmasses called the Spirhalite Islands. This perilous quest brings back the fan-favorite musical trio Deep Cut — Shiver, Frye and Big Man — who act as swashbuckling companions to the pla

Reports indicate that Nintendo may only win $30K in their legal battle against Palworld. It looks like the gaming giant might not get the crushing result they are looking for in this highly publicized fight. Drop your thoughts in the comments—are you Team Nintendo or Team Palworld? 👇

The showcase season has practically come to a close, with the likes of PlayStation, XBOX, and the all-encompassing Summer Game Fest all having had their times in the spotlight. However, there’s still one big name left, and that’s Nintendo, with today’s Direct bound to stir the pot even more.

The announcement for the Direct took place on the Nintendo Today App, and the showcase is expected to run for roughly 50 minutes. Afterwards, there will be a Nintendo Treehouse: Live aftershow, offering a closer look at gameplay for featured titles. We haven’t had a complete Nintendo Direct since September 2025, so to say fan anticipation is high would be an understatement! Since then, Nintendo has hosted a variety of smaller, indie and third-party-centric shows, but now s

Nintendo has officially confirmed it will launch a revised version of the Nintendo Switch 2 in the European Union specifically designed to allow users to easily swap out the internal battery. This hardware pivot ensures the gaming giant meets its strict obligations under a new EU regulation. Regulation 2023/1542 dictates that all portable consumer devices must feature power sources that are readily removable and replaceable by the general public starting February 18, 2027.