Nintendo Switch 1 sales across the globe will not be affected by its decision to no longer sell the aging console in Europe.

Nintendo is making a small but important change to the Switch 2. The company is working on an upgraded version with a replaceable battery before new repair rule ...

Nintendo has detailed the rollout plans for Switch 2 revisions with replaceable batteries in Europe and announced Switch 1 ...

In response to the EU Right to Repair directive, Nintendo has now detailed the updated versions of the Switch 2 console and ...

Nintendo has announced that they will stop selling the Nintendo Switch in Europe, because they won't make it with replaceable ...

Next year will mark the 10th anniversary of the original Nintendo Switch, which remains in active production despite the debut of Switch 2 in 2025. However, the Switch’s time will be coming to a close ...

A reader explains how a series of console breakdowns and lost passwords ended up with him experiencing the majesty that it is ...

The Original Nintendo Switch 2 and accessories are being replaced as new models begin to roll out this summer.

Nintendo is pulling the original Switch family from European shelves by February 2027 to comply with the EU’s new user-replaceable battery regulations.

Nintendo is making some changes in relation to the EU's Right to Repair Directive and Batteries Regulation. It’s been over a ...

Nintendo previews a new phase for the Switch family: the original console will be retired from the European market in ...

Nintendo confirmed a revised Switch 2 with a user-replaceable 5,172mAh battery arriving in Europe this autumn — 10g heavier, ...