The successor to Nintendo Switch is set to feature backwards compatibility with current Nintendo Switch software and will ...

T he Game Boy wasn't the first handheld gaming machine, but it was one of the most successful ones on its 1989 release.

Nintendo fans couldn’t play it until 2002, when it was ported to Game Boy Advance. For those that know nothing about the action-driving games, the first one was one of the best games of 1999.

Nintendo Game Boy Advance's little-used e-Reader accessory can read enough data from a single card swipe to run an entire homebrew game of Solitaire.

but at launch it was notably an exclusive for Nintendo, releasing on both the GameCube and Game Boy Advance. At release it garnered a positive critical reception, as evident by its its 82 on ...

Only a few Nintendo home consoles have ever been direct continuations – the NES to the SNES and Wii to Wii U, for example – but its handhelds have largely stuck to similar naming conventions. Think ...

Nintendo has a decent, if not flawless, record for supporting backward compatibility. The Wii played GameCube games, and the Wii U played Wii games; the Game Boy Advance was backward-compatible ...

Game Boy Advance, and Nintendo 64. Though the initial release of N64 titles faced criticism for performance issues, Nintendo has long since ironed these out. This leads us nicely to the subject of ...

The Nintendo Switch Lite costs less than US$200 / £150 and has an endless library of superb games, while a top spec Lenovo Legion Go costs nearly as much as a gaming laptop. If you’re going to be ...

Nintendo Switch ... N64, Game Boy, GBA, and Sega Genesis games. Here’s the complete list of available titles. Altogether there are currently more than 160 games available across all four platforms.