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 Summary List Placement "Super Mario 3D All-Stars" is a Nintendo Switch collection featuring "Super Mario 64," "Super Mario Sunshine," and "Super Mario Galaxy." All three classic games have been upgraded to high definition resolution and given updated controls, though the general look and feel will remain the same. However, Nintendo says "Super Mario 3D All-Stars" will only be available for purchase until March 31,...

Nintendo's Switch game console is wildly popular, with over 50 million units sold — and it's currently out of stock nearly everywhere due to increased demand as millions are forced indoors amid the coronavirus pandemic. As more people than ever are using the Switch, Nintendo Switch digital accounts are increasingly being targeted by hackers.  Nintendo revealed a major breach on Friday morning: "About 160,000...

Amazon apologized this week after receiving a barrage of complaints from customers who reported receiving random items instead of their Black Friday purchases.  According to The Daily Mirror, at least a dozen online buyers have complained about receiving strange items including batteries, condoms, books, and even a tambourine, instead of their Nintendo Switches. It appears to mainly be customers in the United Kingdom. Amazon...

There are two ways to add friends on Nintendo Switch: you can either send a friend request that is then accepted, or accept a request sent to you. In many Nintendo Switch games, adding someone as a friend is the only way to join online games with them, and voice chat with them. Every Switch account has a unique 12-digit Friend Code, which can...

You can delete games on a Nintendo Switch right from your home screen, and delete saved data from the Settings menu. The Switch only comes with 32 GB of storage space by default, so if you aren't playing certain games anymore, you can remove them to free up space. Your saved data won't be deleted automatically when you delete a Nintendo Switch game, so...

Nintendo just filed a lawsuit against RomUniverse.com, alleging that the site hosted free downloads of more than 3,200 different Nintendo games to as many as 400,000 visitors each month. According to a copy of the lawsuit obtained by Polygon, Nintendo of America is seeking $150,000 in damages for each infringement of its copyrighted works, and $2 million for each infringement of a Nintendo trademark....