With the Nintendo 64 Classics being part of the Switch Online service, certain games will just never be added to it. Here's ...

Nintendo fans have been waiting for Nintendo 64 games to hit the Switch ever since the console-handheld hybrid came out, and they’ve finally gotten their wish—only in that monkey’s paw kind ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 improves on one of the best consoles ever with smoother gameplay, a better design and some fun new ...

The latest update to the Nintendo Switch Online subscription service adds a classic GameCube multiplayer game to the mix.

The other titles coming to Nintendo Switch Online are more of the Nintendo 64's most critically-acclaimed games, like the original Paper Mario and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.

As great as some of these Nintendo 64 games are, it can be hard to properly enjoy them on a Switch controller. That doesn’t make the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack a total bust.

Nintendo Switch Online currently allows you to play Nintendo 64 games in the Expansion Pack tier, on the Nintendo Switch. These will join other features and entitlements to the Switch 2.

Image: Nintendo. With Nintendo 64 games now included as part of the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack, you'll probably be wanting to play them with the controller they were originally designed ...

In fact, if you want to play the best Nintendo 64 games, you’d be better off getting an Xbox Series X than a Nintendo Switch. That might sound crazy, but it’s true. A rare thing ...

The Nintendo Switch sold 217,096 units for the week ending April 6, 2019 to bring its lifetime sales to 33.15 million units. This compares to the Nintendo 64 with sales of 32.93 million units.

The Nintendo 64's controller, iconic for its distinctive design, employs a unique interface that's not USB compatible. Consequently, connecting it to a Nintendo Switch requires a third-party ...

With the release of the Nintendo 64 library for Nintendo Switch Online, the company released a classic controller that works with the console. Much as they did with the NES and SNES libraries, ...