Nintendo Switch 2 review: the latest gaming handheld, from a PC Gamer's perspective The Nintendo Switch 2 is in a league of its own, and that's both a good and bad thing.

Here’s a detailed review breakdown of the Nintendo Switch 2 after one month with the new console, including hot topics post-launch.

How does Nintendo approach the follow-up to the huge success that is the Nintendo Switch? While the company is known for making bold decisions in its consoles, it has opted to play a little safer ...

"Giving the player the option to play traditional point-and-click adventure games in a similar manner to how they would play them on PC is certainly a plus.

The Nintendo Switch 2 wants to do a lot better than its predecessor and is focussing on evolution rather than revolution. But is the new hardware convincing? We put it to the test.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is an impressive handheld that's a big upgrade for Nintendo, even if battery life is a step down.

So for the Switch 2, instead of changing everything up again, Nintendo took the best features from the original, upgraded them and gave us more of what we love.

Here’s a detailed review breakdown of the Nintendo Switch 2 after one month with the new console, including hot topics post-launch.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has pretty radically different dimensions next to the original Switch or even the Steam Deck, so here are some side-by-side photos that will help you decide which is right ...

With a versatile $20 USB dongle and a few easy connection steps, you can get current-gen Sony and Microsoft controllers to work with your Switch 2.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Review on SlashGear runs down all the hardware and software features available at launch with a fair look at the value vs the cost.