…Despite a few intriguing use cases, Nintendo and its third-party partners have yet to prove that mouse controls can offer a transformative new way of playing. That doesn’t mean that…
…Nintendo finally built parties and voice chat directly into the console and added USB camera support so people can see each other while they play together. It does support third-party cameras…
…It's odd isn't it? Nintendo have struggled historically to garner Third Party support, but with Switch 2, for me at least, Third Party games have been the beating heart that…
…Lastly, it includes amiibo support — another rare feature to find in a third-party gamepad. However, the S10 isn’t a Switch 2 Pro copycat; it’s a lot grippier, both around…
…Most of these, you'll note, are third-party games. But Nintendo's willingness to keep the console alive is still evident through the April 2026 release of Tomodachi Life: Living the…
…In general, publishers would make $45.50 selling a first-party game at retail and $35 on a third-party game sold at retail. Publishers selling a first-party digital game at…
…A good deal of the key Switch 1 games are radically improved on the new system, the back compat support (including the recently added "handheld boost" feature) is exceptional, while third party…
…Nintendo showed expected first-party names, but the third-party support is doing a lot of work here too. Games like Stellar Blade , Lies of P , Metaphor: ReFantazio , Warhammer 40,000: Space…
…What N64 games would we have seen if the system had achieved NES-levels of sales success? What 64-bit series, sequels, and third-party support might have materialised in a different…
Nintendo has previously called on external developers such as Panic Button to assist with first-party game updates , and it's now been revealed the Japanese developer Logicalbeat worked on the Switch…