The Nintendo Switch is a 2-in-1 video game system that “switches” between a home console played on a TV and a portable gaming handheld unit. At its core, the Switch is a standalone tablet with a ...

Solid, durable body. Matte-textured exterior feels great. Sharper display. Longer battery life than original Switch. Streamlined design. More affordable price. No support for docked TV mode. No motion ...

Nintendo is no stranger to hardware revisions. As far back as the Game Boy Advance, the company has tended to re-release its older handhelds with modifications that can range from revolutionary to ...

If you haven’t picked up the Nintendo Switch yet, you now have two distinct options to choose from. There’s the original system, which offers portability and docked television play alongside removable ...

Nintendo's lower-cost Switch is great, as long as you don't need to connect to a TV or expect to play with friends at home. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, ...

In the time since the Switch hit store shelves, it's continued to grow in popularity. Just about everyone I know has one, and everyone I know uses it a little differently. Sometimes it's a board game ...

A big misconception is that USB-C supports everything under the sun, including video output. However, it’s just an interface, and the only guaranteed technology is USB 3.2. There’s enough power ...

Nintendo’s got a winner on its hands with the Nintendo Switch, there’s no denying it. The hybrid console, whether connected to your TV at home or in your hands while you’re on the go, has revitalized ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. The smaller Switch makes a strong case for itself, but missing ...

The original Nintendo Switch no longer feels like a proper portable device now that I’ve used the Switch Lite. This new slimmed-down version reminds me of the Game Boy Advance in look and feel, ...