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Nintendo Switch Pro controller gets native support in Android 10

By Jason England published

In case you weren't aware, Android 10 added support for several popular gaming controllers — including the Nintendo Switch Pro controller.

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Xbox One S All-Digital Edition + Nintendo Switch Lite

This insane Xbox One S All-Digital and Nintendo Switch Lite bundle saves you $115

By Alex Smith published

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Get 20% off PS4 games from Amazon Warehouse when you buy 2 or more

By Louryn Strampe last updated

Amazon Warehouse is offering 20% off a vast selection of video games when you buy two or more.

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SNES Classic

PlayStation Classic vs SNES Classic: Which should you buy?

By Jennifer Locke last updated

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This photographic retrospective of 'The Game Console' spans Atari to Xbox for less than $10

By Alex Smith last updated

This book features 264 pages covering the history of video game consoles, and right now it's down to $9 for the first time at Amazon.

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Mario Kart Tour gets a release date, pre-registration announced

By Carli Velocci published

Have you been waiting to play some Mario Kart on your phone? We have some good news.

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Nintendo's Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is now available to download

By Joe Maring last updated

After being hit with delays, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp will is now available to download and play from the Google Play Store!

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Dr. Mario World arrives for Android and iOS on July 10

By Babu Mohan published

Nintendo has announced that its mobile puzzle game Dr. Mario World will be launching on Android and iOS platforms globally on July 10.

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Mario Kart Tour: Everything you need to know

By Joe Maring last updated

Mario Kart Tour is Nintendo's first attempt to bring its wildly popular cart racer to smartphones.

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A Bluetooth controller fixes everything wrong with the NES Classic

By Phil Nickinson last updated

For everything that's great about the NES Classic — and there's a lot that is really fun here — one glaring black mark remains. Or, rather, remained.

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