Take a look at the E3 2017 Xenoblade Chronicles 2 trailer in full effect for Nintendo Switch.

Take a look at the Nintendo Spotlight for E3 2017 where the live steam is still going strong, or rewind to capture the announcements and trailers.

Marked as a rumour for now but according to analysts SuperData, the Nintendo Switch console has sold in the region of 1.5m units since launch with high percentage of owners playing the new Zelda (some 1.34m in sales that’s 89%). SuperData has collated first week sales data supplied by Japanese

Here’s the full Nintendo Switch presentation. You might want to skip to around the 30 minute mark in the video. It’s revealed the console will release on March 3rd 2017 costing $299.99 USD or £279.99 GBP. There will be a paid online service and no region locking for the games.

Where to watch the E3 announcements with show times displayed for UK audiences. E3 2016 kicks off starting today with EA’s press conference this evening at 9pm. Then we have a whole stream of reveals over the next few days up until Tuesday. Sunday 12 June EA – 21.00 BST

E3 is still in full swing but we’re reckoning most of the big announcements have been made now. There’s been a lot to take in, some highs and lows but mostly the event has been one of the best in many years as far as we’re concerned. All of the

The Video Game Awards held last night also showcased some gameplay, most notably the first look at The Legend of Zelda on the Wii U which is still in development and eagerly anticipated. The video showcases the huge open landscapes, horse riding and such like, but Miyamoto also confirms the

Much has been said about Nintendo’s decision to fully back Japanese developer Platinum Games to bring its Bayonetta 2 exclusive to the Wii U console after having a hard time with third party support and needing to expand its catalogue of exclusive titles beyond the likes of massively popular Mario

Nintendo has announced that it will be partnering with fast food chain McDonalds to bring a ray of sunshine to it McDonalds Happy Meals with the arrival of some Mario themed goodies. From March 19th running through until April 29th, gamers and hungry kids will be able to pick up

Nintendo’s President Satoru Iwata has recently announced during its corporate management policy briefing that it will relax its currently licensing of its characters so that third party developers can make use of them. However, the stipulation attached means the developer cannot be in direct competition with the company. So the suggestion of seeing