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The Nintendo Switch, for the second year running, is the must-have console this Christmas season. After a few shakey home console years with the Wii U, Nintendo came back swinging with a transforming format that was at home in your living room as it was in your bag for on-the-go play.But while the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One have been around the block and had their prices (and revised console build... more.

Fallout 76 has seen a big new update delivered to PC players (with the patch for the consoles expected to arrive tomorrow), and it brings a bunch of previously promised goodies including the ability to adjust ‘field of view’ and support for ultra-wide monitors.Yes, with update 1.03.10 (which is around a 3GB download), PC gamers will benefit from a field of view (FOV) slider, which can be used ... more.

Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aimé has explained why Red Dead Redemption 2 didn't release on the Nintendo Switch.In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter,  when asked if he would be interested in having a game such as Red Dead Redemption 2 on the Switch, Reggie explained that though Nintendo would "love" to have the title on its platform, it wasn't that simple."Absolutely. We’d love for it... more.

Reggie speaks out.In the same interview with Forbes, Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aimé took time to discuss the current Switch sales and reinforced how the company's immediate focus was on the holiday season.When queried about a potential hardware revision, Reggie provided the following statement:Read the full article on nintendolife.comPowered by WPeMatico... more.

Highest opening week ever for a Smash game.Following the sales data estimates for the Japanese release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Famitsu has now published official sales numbers confirming the game sold exactly 1,238,358 million copies in its launch week. This figure reportedly does not include digital sales.As we noted previously, this makes Ultimate the biggest Nintendo-published game launc... more.

Classic Sony.If you keep tabs on the competition, you will have no doubt have heard about the PlayStation Classic. Following Nintendo's success with NES and SNES Classic systems, Sony decided to release a miniature version of its own legacy hardware.Unfortunately, this particular system hasn't lived up to expectations, with an underwhelming library of games due to licensing issues and some odd des... more.

"Our focus right now is for NES content".In November, you might recall how Reggie Fils-Aimé said Nintendo Switch Online was going to be the place where users of the service could play all of their classic content. At the time, Reggie revealed the company hadn't even made the full library of NES games available yet.During a recent chat with Forbes, the President of Nintendo America reiterated how ... more.

Joining the fun.Far and wide, the Super Smash Bros. series is known for bringing friends and family together. The latest entry Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is no different. Last Friday, a group of friends - located in Saint Paul, Minnesota - were hosting a small gathering for the new game on Switch when two local police officers showed up in response to a noise complaint from a neighbour.Jovante M. ... more.

The Dawning, Destiny 2's holiday-themed event, is always all about gift-giving, just like the Halloween-themed Festival of the Lost is about wearing masks. Activities during the December event usually have you finding and giving gifts to the various characters in Destiny 2, and this year those gifts have a different twist--you're baking treats for all the game's major characters.Destiny 2 is, of ... more.

Treyarch's first major post-launch content update for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 has gone live for some players. Operation Absolute Zero is now available on PS4 (with an Xbox One and PC release set to follow soon), and it introduces a new character, daily Zombies missions, a revamped Black Market, and more.Headlining the update is Zero, Black Ops 4's newest playable Specialist. She can be unlocked ... more.