Nintendo Switch Online adds another game to its catalog, and the name will be familiar to players from the Game Boy Advance ...

This is the most experimental Zelda has ever been, even to this day. While plenty of other games have tried the time-loop ...

An N64 classic from 1998 is set to return this month with a new release on Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, and Xbox consoles.

GoldenEye 007 is a 1997 first-person shooter video game developed by Rare for the Nintendo 64 video game console, and based on the 1995 James Bond film GoldenEye. The game received overwhelmingly ...

As for Ridge Racer 64 itself, it was first released in 2000, and it's the series' first foray outside of PlayStation (not counting arcade versions, of course). Unusually, it's also one of the only ...

Ridge Racer 64 is now available for Nintendo Switch Online. For those keeping track, this is the first time in 25 years the game has been available (legally) on anything but the Nintendo 64 itself.

Ridge Racer 64 is now available on Nintendo Switch Online, adding to the catalog of N64 titles. The game offers multiplayer for up to four players, 25 cars, and nine courses. Nintendo Switch ...

Ridge Racer 64 is now available for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers. Up until now, the arcade racer - the first Ridge Racer game to come to a Nintendo-flavoured console - was ...

and Zelda have long been Nintendo’s two premier franchises. Mario games set the standard for the platforming genre, while Zelda games continue to reinvent the action RPG year after year.

The Nintendo Switch offers players access to its vast library of retro games through its Nintendo Switch Online subscription service. If you're wondering what you can play in 2025 with a Nintendo ...

We’ll hear from Nintendo again during its Switch 2 Nintendo ... our eyes peeled for any sign of new or remastered Mario and Zelda games at both of those events.

Not long after this discovery was made by Nintendo fans, those at Newegg altered the description to remove this Zelda game in question. Still, it being listed in the first place suggests that ...