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Nintendo has released a brief statement on its decision to make Switch 2 backwards compatible with original Nintendo Switch games. In a new statement given to Game File, the company explained that it ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 has just been officially revealed, and its announcement mercifully officially confirmed the rumors that it would be mostly fully backward compatible with Nintendo Switch 1 games.

Boat Rocker has inked a three-season deal with children’s media producer Oak9 Entertainment to distribute Lithuanian animated series “Stomp! Stomp! Rhinos!” Under the terms of the deal, ...

While we’re in the dark about what that means, we have one reasonable guess — and it has to do with the original Switch’s most underused feature. Please enable ...

Nintendo has officially confirmed that the Switch 2 will feature backwards compatibility, a key factor for many consumers considering the upgrade. Nintendo Switch 2 will support most games from the ...

The company didn't offer a lot of technical specs, but it did confirm that the Switch 2 will have backward compatibility for playing Switch games. At the end of the announcement video ...

Before today’s reveal of the Nintendo Switch 2 design we already knew that the console would be backwards compatible with old Switch games in some way. That was thanks to a November 2024 statement ...

The Switch 2 will be able backward compatible, Nintendo confirmed in its official reveal of the console. The company kept specifics close to the chest, but confirmed that the console will play ...

The only game shown is what appears to be a new Mario Kart title. But the console will be backward-compatible with both physical and digital Nintendo Switch games — though the video cautions ...

In a first-look trailer, Nintendo has shown us the new Joy-Cons, the console itself, some close-up details of the hardware, and some very exciting news about backward compatibility. Yes ...