The Nintendo Switch eShop has receieved a major upgrade ahead of the release of the Nintendo Switch 2 this June.

The Switch OLED is the most expensive version of the original system, so does the Switch 2 offer enough to make the upgrade worthwhile?

May 2 - Nintendo Switch OLED bundles might be difficult to find in the US right now, but renewed prices are looking stronger than they have in a while. On top of that, there are a couple of Switch ...

The Nintendo Switch game is set to be forward compatible with the Nintendo Switch 2, so those without a Switch, Switch Lite, or Switch OLED ... of these ultra dirt cheap Nintendo eShop deals ...

It isn't cheap though – prices for the the Switch 2 starts at £395.99. A new Nintendo Switch typically costs £259.99 from the Nintendo Store A Switch OLED is a bit more expensive, usually costing ...

Check out our guide to Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders in Australia! So, what's happened of late in the turbulent world of Nintendo Switch deals? The Switch OLED RRP is AU$539.95; Amazon is currently ...

Anyone out there concerned that Nintendo has dropped down from an OLED display to an LED one ... If there's a downside, I feel it's the lack of color. The Switch 2 is all-black, including the ...

The most striking difference at first glance between the Switch and Switch 2 is probably going to be the display. While it doesn’t have the OLED ... color performance will turn out either, but ...

For example, right now you can get the LG 65-inch B4 4K OLED TV on sale for $999 at Best Buy. This is almost $500 off, the ...

The Steam Deck is pretty cool, isn’t it? You may be wondering where I’ve been all this time, if I’m only just finding out about the brilliance of Valve’s handheld gaming PC. The truth is ...

The Nintendo Switch works as both a ... However, it's an LCD, so the OLED Switch actually has an edge in contrast and color. OLED screens can show incredibly dark blacks and usually have a wider ...