You can download the stunning new wallpaper for each device below: Apple's official versions are all white, but thankfully ...

There’s also a Nintendo logo on the slider, which feels like a bizarre place to put a logo if it’s going to be covered up by the Joy-Con controllers. After many suspected the photo was ...

A known leaker has said the leaked name and logo of the Nintendo Switch 2 is real, in response to supposed photos of the system’s dock and a mock-up of the logo. Nintendo is yet to confirm the ...

They were cropped, close-up shots of the dock, including one featuring a blurry shot of the Nintendo Switch 2 logo. You can see both of the cropped images below: Finally, NextHandheld left one ...

Other X/Twitter users have called into question the positioning of the "+" symbol and Nintendo logo, as well as the lack of Nintendo branding on the back of the unit, among other details.

Christmas is over, but these new Nintendo Switch 2 leaks from @CentroLeaks have made Nintendo fans feel like Santa is on his way again. The leaks, circulated online via X, showcase a much clearer look ...

A Nintendo logo is also visible. 🎄This holiday season, I couldn’t resist sharing this gift with you all. Some might call it an early reveal… but I call it the best-kept secret of the year.

There is a plus sign on what's supposed to be the bottom-left side of the console, along with a Nintendo logo above it. There appears to be a metal divet in the side that is likely for the ...

When it comes down to it, there are two main membership types: Individual, for solo Switch users; and Family, which gives up to eight accounts access to the Nintendo Online membership service.

The Nintendo Switch is a popular handheld console known for major titles like Mario and Zelda. While the console is pretty good in its way, some issues can arise. One common issue on Nintendo Switch ...

Nintendo may reveal the Switch 2 on January 8, 2025, but no official date has been announced. The leaks suggest Switch 2 will maintain backward compatibility and carry over existing online content ...