GameStop has been specializing in making pretty wacky headlines in recent years, and its latest follows in that grand tradition. After employees at the retailer stapled Switch 2 receipts to boxes in a way that punctured some of the consoles' screens,

It’s been just over a month since the Nintendo Switch 2 launched and ushered in the next generation of Nintendo hardware. Most of us here at Kotaku own the thing and have been playing it over the past four weeks.

As tariffs approached this week, Vietnam struck a deal that undercuts the potential 46% tariff with a 20% one on exports. Before you go celebrating the avoidance of a catastrophe, there are some things to keep in mind.

A bigger, more powerful Switch means bigger, more intensive games that take more time and money to make. But as development costs skyrocket across the industry, Nintendo seems to have a plan to keep things in control as it transitions into the Switch 2 era.

One of the most surprising days I’ve had in the last few years of game coverage was watching Palworld absolutely blow up at launch. Well, it's still big.

In the most recent Q&A with investors to discuss the latest quarterly financials, a concerned investor told Furukawa that they were worried the improved performance of the Nintendo Switch 2 will lead to increased development times for games,

Nintendo Switch is adding a highly-praised horror game this month, more than a decade after it was released on other platforms.