One of the best options on that front is the Retroid Pocket 5, but even that critically-acclaimed device has some drawbacks.

Screen The Switch 2 has a bigger and better screen in almost every way. It's 7.9 inches and features 1080p resolution, so it has twice the pixels. It's larger at by 2.5 to 0.9 inches, depending on ...

Gamecube on NSO suggests that they need to support analog triggers regardless of the feedback they got from developers. Nintendo made a surprising revelation when they were asked why they still ...

However, the classic GameCube racer was almost a lot more singular, with Nintendo considering parking the dual-driver gameplay for something more in line with what players had seen before — the ...

If you can’t afford the $449 Switch 2, don’t expect much help from Nintendo. A company executive is suggesting budget-conscious gamers simply settle for the first-generation Switch.

"We are expecting Nintendo to stick with the $450 price point," Cole told Eurogamer, "and we believe that price point was reached with the threat of tariffs already looming." However, in its ...

Nintendo Switch 2 cartridges have a disgusting coating to deter kids from swallowing them. The taste is safe but unpleasant, aiming to make anyone who tries to consume them spit it out. The ...

The idea behind Hall effect sensors is that they reduce the likelihood of stick drift. This problem was so pervasive on the original Switch's Joy-Cons that Nintendo offered free, unlimited repairs for ...

TL;DR: Nintendo Switch ... who don't know, stick drift causes the system to register movement when no user is touching the stick. This hardware problem can occur in any analog stick and can ...

He also told Nintendo Life that the Switch 2 Pro Controller feels a bit different, and that he intentionally sought to copy the feel of the GameCube’s analog stick. “I was a GameCube guy.

tells Nintendo Life. "They're not Hall Effect sticks, but they feel really good." Standard analog stick assemblies use an array of moving parts to sense how you're positioning the stick ...