The Nintendo Switch category offers specialized content focusing on Nintendo's hybrid console. From game reviews to console updates and tips, we cover all aspects that are of interest to Nintendo Switch owners. Our expertly crafted articles delve into software, hardware, and exclusive releases, aiming to provide readers with thorough insights.
Amazon-owned retailer Woot is offering Sonic x Shadow Generations for a single dollar to first-time shoppers who apply the promo code HELLOTEN at checkout. The deal also drops Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds to $8 on Nintendo Switch, with free shipping for Amazon Prime members. Both titles earned strong reviews from IGN and represent some of the best Sonic releases in years.
Eleven Disney and Pixar games have launched on Nintendo Switch since 2017, spanning racing, rhythm, life sims, and visual novels. This guide breaks down every title in release order with recommendations for what's actually worth playing in 2026.
Hasbro has opened preorders for a new line of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom figures featuring Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganondorf. The collectibles release May 1 next year with detailed accessories and over 20 articulation points each. Prices range from $27.99 for the 6-inch heroes to $42.99 for the larger Ganondorf figure.
Splatoon Raiders transforms from a standard looter shooter into an automated survival spectacle once players reach its post-game content. Deep gadget customization and an overleveling system let players build loadouts that essentially play themselves against overwhelming Salmonid hordes. The Super Spicy difficulty and Bottomless Buffet arena push mission levels far beyond the campaign cap, rewarding creative builds with Dynasty Warriors-scale chaos.
Paramount Games Studio has delayed Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game on Xbox Series X and S to September 3, just hours before its scheduled July 23 launch across all platforms. The Nintendo Switch version will also launch without crossplay, non-English language support, or the Deluxe Edition, prompting widespread backlash from the Xbox community over the last-minute announcement and vague explanation.
Nintendo will cease production of all original Switch models for the European market in February 2027 due to new EU right-to-repair legislation requiring replaceable batteries. The Switch 2 launches at $500, removing the affordable entry point that the $200 Switch Lite provided for budget-conscious players across Europe.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses, released on July 26, 2019, for the Nintendo Switch, stands as a pinnacle of anime RPG dramas, praised for its deep character relationships and engaging storylines. With multiple intersecting storylines and a focus on character development, it draws comparisons to soap operas like Days of Our Lives and Downton Abbey. Despite some criticisms, its emotional impact and tactical combat make it a must-play.
Mario Kart Tour, Nintendo's mobile racing game, will shut down on September 29 after a 7-year run, with no offline version offered to players. The game, which initially sparked controversy with its gacha-style mechanics, contributed to the development of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe's Switch expansion pass. Players will enjoy subscription-level benefits until the shutdown.
Nintendo confirms the Switch 1 will continue sales in North America, Japan, and other regions beyond Europe, where it will be phased out by mid-February 2027. Despite its aging hardware, the Switch 1 remains an affordable option with ongoing game support, including titles like Rhythm Heaven Groove. The decision contrasts with Europe's transition to Switch 2, which features user-replaceable batteries to comply with EU laws.
The original Nintendo Switch model will no longer be produced or distributed in Europe, marking a significant shift in the region's market. This move follows the launch of the Nintendo Switch OLED Model and growing demand for enhanced gaming experiences. Players in Europe will soon only have access to the newer Switch variants.
