Maybe it’s time to owe up to something about those hall effect sticks. It’s been an interesting few days after the Nintendo Switch 2’s official launch, as we have seen several rumors and fake news debunked, in some cases by people who spread the fake news themselves. Today we get some interesting insights on one
Image: Damien McFerran / Nintendo Life Remember when Genki, the accessory maker behind products like the Shadowcast and Savepoint, showed off a mockup of the Switch 2 at CES earlier this year, stealing a march on Nintendo’s official unveiling? Well, it turns out Nintendo itself wasn’t too thrilled at the surprise being ruined, and is
Nintendo truly has the cuddly character video game market locked in. A new batch of Nintendo trademarks has gone public, dropping hints at what we could expect from Nintendo in the future. As we have reported on trademarks before, we will point out here that trademarks being filed don’t necessarily mean that they will be
Nintendo seems to have found a lot of great uses for this technology. Nintendo has updated their patent on upscaling that names a specific technology that could either evoke excitement or shock, even fear, if it does get used on the Switch 2. As Mike Odyssey shared on Twitter, the patent update was published on