Some Switch 1 games support upgrades that turn them into enhanced Switch 2 titles, but the cost structure is pretty confusing ...

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One aspect of the Nintendo Switch 2 that fans have been enjoying is the upgrades for Nintendo Switch games. While most seem to offer obvious benefits to purchasing the upgrade, this is not true of ...

Maybe, some day, Nintendo will make games that are just focused on using the new camera and mouse-control features on the Switch 2. In the meantime, there's the update to Super Mario Party Jamboree ...

In case you've been wondering what long-time Mario Party developer Nintendo Cube has been up to since releasing Jamboree last October, well, apparently it was making Nintendo Welcome Tour, the Switch ...

Core game is still a blast and looks and runs better Some excellent new minigames New modes add fun new twists Last year, Nintendo wrapped up its trilogy of Mario Party games with its most ambitious ...

Generally speaking, patches and updates for first-party Nintendo games are few and far between. Since the release of the Nintendo Switch 2, the pace has picked up a bit. Nintendo is working to ensure ...

Super Mario Party Jamboree may have arrived late in the Nintendo Switch lifecycle, but the franchise’s swansong on the aging handheld was well worth the price. With a strong collection of minigames ...

From Mario Kart's roadtrip across an open world, to Donkey Kong's groundbreaking new adventure, these are the best Nintendo ...

Now, going over every single minigame in detail would get redundant, as the game splits its new offerings into two categories: Mouse minigames and Microphone-based minigames. Instead, I will focus ...

The original Super Mario Party Jamboree had a number of modes, with Mario Party being the basic one, Minigame Bay letting you focus on minigames only, Party-Planner Trek letting you explore the boards ...

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