The only Nintendo products you can't find on Amazon--shipped and sold by the retailer--are consoles, games, and accessories ...

GameStop, Walmart, Best Buy, Target, and Nintendo are selling the Switch 2 starting at $449.99. If you’re also planning on ...

Joy-Con 2 Wheel (set of two) | $24.99 at Best Buy Remember the Wii Wheel? Well, it's back, in Switch 2 form. These official ...

There have been some concerns raised about the compatibility of the new wireless GameCube controller with "other" games on the Switch 2, so we reached out to Nintendo to ask about the specifics.

Nintendo has confirmed the GameCube Controller adapter will work with the Switch 2 dock via USB port. Those who picked up the adapter back in the Wii U days are certainly getting some mileage out ...

In the trailer for Nintendo GameCube games, we were shown both the games that would be included and the arrival of the special controller to play them. However, in the trailer for the UK version ...

Last week, Nintendo shared a lot of fine details about the Switch 2 and in case you missed it, one thing it also confirmed was the new system would support the GameCube Controller adapter.

Now, the recent reports suggest that Sony is actually working on a PlayStation Portable 2 (PSP 2) device, which will support all the PS4 and PS5 games. This was discovered in a post on ‘X’ by the user ...

It looks like Sony’s upgrading a PS2 classic on the PS5 and PS4 with its new and improved emulator, and the free update should be available soon. An older PS4 version of Kaiju fighting game War ...

This repository contains my own version of the system FW 6.72 port of ps4debug, ported by GiantPluto. This version will be maintained and worked on by me.

Sphinx and the Cursed MummyTrophy ListPlayStation 4PlayStation 2Lee Brady A little over 21 years since it first came out, PS2 fans can suddenly revisit Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy now that its ...

Over the years, both iterations of Microsoft's Xbox Elite Controller have had pretty widespread reliability issues - that's not to say that every user will experience this sort of thing, but it's ...