Modders want to mod GTA 5 on the Switch. While GTA 5, and Rockstar in general are very against having mods on the game, community modders still try to get their mods on places like the Nintendo Switch ...

The community springing up around modding Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons is brilliant. I now have a sweet 90s-style transparent purple Joy-Con pair. It's bad-ass. At first Joy-Con mods were a case of buying ...

After the release of Bethesda's Skyrim on the Nintendo Switch, gamers have formed a community around the now handheld title and are crying out for more community support. This of course comes in the ...

Bethesda is not actively working on Skyrim mod support for Nintendo Switch so it can produce ports like Fallout Shelter instead. Skyrim is basically on every electronic device known to humanity, up to ...

Nintendo released the N64 way back in September 1996. But have you ever imagined it playing something very modern, a game intended for the Nintendo Switch? Detail of the Expansion Pak in a vintage ...

[Dorison Hugo] let us know about a project he just completed that not only mods Nintendo with more Nintendo, but highlights some of the challenges that come from having to work with and around ...

The Nintendo Switch is no doubt an impressive console that has sold very well for Nintendo. But what is fueling that success? Well, for game developers, the foundation for the Nintendo Switch's ...

Andrew is a freelance writer from UK who specialises in video game news. He has written for What Culture, Rock Paper Shotgun, and PCGamesN. In 2023, he finally caved and bought an Xbox Series X. If ...

Unlike towering desktops, gaming consoles are often less conducive to the crazy mods that PC gamers often put their rig through. That only means that mods for consoles and controllers tend to be even ...

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We may earn a commission from links on this page. In a random act of generosity, a user on the Nintendo Switch subreddit offered to give away a free game. Then another offered. Then another.

News of Nintendo's legal pursuits regarding their intellectual property is nothing new, but a recent lawsuit for $4.5 million against a moderator on Reddit is certainly unusual. Filed on October 3, ...