Where the hell is the Switch 2, folks? It’s the last day of October and Nintendo still hasn’t revealed the one thing every ...

The GameCube's controller remains a titan, which is why so many have “borrowed” from its design. But now things are afoot that signal Nintendo could be about to resurrect this gaming gem.

You can attach them to your Switch just like Nintendo's official controllers ... you want to play ports of classic GameCube titles on your Switch. For the colors, you can choose from black ...

Nintendo could be working on a new wave of GameCube controllers ... Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), Game Boy, Game Boy ...

which comes with a purple shell and custom joysticks inspired by the Nintendo GameCube. Killscreen’s customized controllers are all based on a standard DualSense Wireless Controller, so while the ...

A new retailer leak may have revealed a popular Legend of Zelda game from the GameCube era may be getting a Nintendo Switch release.

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Nintendo may bring back the GameCube Controller for the Switch 2, based on leaked components. Recent rumors align with past speculation ...

To appeal to a broader audience, it's rumored to sport a black and white color scheme ... for both the Switch and its ...

2003 GameCube game Rayman 3, 1999 Game Boy Color game Driver, 2000 Game Boy Advance game Driver 2, and two other games which have not been disclosed yet for release on Nintendo Switch. Electronic ...

The Gamecube isn't one of Nintendo's most successful consoles, selling just over 20 million units before being replaced by the much more popular Nintendo Wii in 2007. Despite the lack of sales ...

The original Wii model could play GameCube software ... the Game Boy Advance played Game Boy and Game Boy Color software. Original Nintendo DS models were compatible with the GBA library, and ...

Nintendo tends to introduce wholly new consoles that build on the features and power of their successors. Or, the company goes for something completely new (see the N64 to GameCube years).