DENVER (KKTV) - Nintendo is suing a man for millions of dollars over alleged copyright infringement. According to the lawsuit ...

Netflix and Universal have renewed their licensing deal for animated films, adding U.S. rights to live-action Universal and ...

The latest tidbit of information comes in the form of a seemingly unusual Nintendo logo that was hinted at by Playtonic, the team behind the upcoming Yooka-Replaylee remaster. Within Playtonic's ...

That’s all very interesting but what has really caught people’s attention is that at the end of the trailer, where all the usual format logos are, the Nintendo Switch one is not included.

At the end of the trailer for the aptly named Yooka-Replaylee, Playtonic Games look to have drawn very specific attention to the Nintendo logo. Most notably, the lack of a Switch logo alongside it.

Despite Nintendo’s warning to Switch owners not to breathe a word about its mystery online playtest, players have posted screenshots, gameplay videos, and even streamed it online now it's live.

A console announcement trailer was also released today, which notably does not feature the Switch logo; at the end of the trailer, viewers can see the classic Nintendo logo placed alongside the ...

Nintendo might not have yet unveiled the long-awaited Switch 2, but it did just announce a brand new Nintendo Switch OLED bundle. According to Nintendo, this offer will save you £67 when compared ...

Yakuza Kiwami is available now on Nintendo Switch. Watch the Yakuza Kiwami Nintendo Switch launch trailer to see beat 'em up gameplay and more from this action game. Take the fall for a murder and ...

Facepalm: When Nintendo released the Wii U in 2012, gamers weren't exactly lining up to purchase the new console. Now, after 12 years, the device is exhibiting signs of hardware unreliability that ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 hasn’t even been officially announced (Nintendo has only confirmed that a Switch successor is in development), but we’re already getting rumors that the hotly-anticipated ...

While much of the game industry has been on edge in anticipation of whatever the follow-up to the Switch will be, Nintendo has focused on pretty much anything and everything else. This isn’t new ...