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Nintendo revealed a revised Nintendo Switch back in 2021 – the Switch OLED. So here we’re pitching it against the normal Switch console to see which is best for you. The Nintendo Switch OLED model, as ...

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We review the major Switch 2 rumors and leaked images, including an 8-inch display, magnetic Joy-Cons, system dimensions, and a potential release date. I’ve been PCMag’s home entertainment ...

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Xenoblade studio Monolith Soft is now 100 percent owned by Nintendo. Based in Tokyo, with a second office in Nintendo's home of Kyoto, Monolith Soft has become a key partner studio for the Mario ...

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