The Hori Adventure Pack for Nintendo Switch 2 is a versatile, practical case that’s sure to keep your new console safe. Is it the most stylish case I’ve tried? No. But still, its build quality is up ...

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Accessory manufacturer Belkin has added a new Switch 2 case to its catalogue, and this one looks like a doozy. The Charging Case Pro retails for $99.99, which certainly sounds like a lot for a case, ...

Belkin just introduced the appropriately-named Charging Case Pro for Nintendo Switch 2 at CES 2026. This is a high-end charging case specifically designed for Nintendo's latest console. The 10,000mAh ...

Running out of battery mid-journey is a nightmare every handheld gamer will have experienced at least once. Belkin’s first foray into Nintendo Switch 2 accessories seemed like the answer when it ...

Belkin is introducing several new power products at this year’s CES, including a charging case for the Nintendo Switch 2 that can come with a built-in power bank. CES is always a hotbed for new and ...

The Charging Case Pro for Nintendo Switch 2 adds an external USB-C port and status screen. The Charging Case Pro for Nintendo Switch 2 adds an external USB-C port and status screen. is a senior ...

The best grip we've tried for Nintendo Switch 2 is on sale at Best Buy as a last-minute holiday deal. Dbrand's Killswitch Grip Case Travel Bundle is discounted to $72 (was $80). Though it's pricier ...

A few weeks ago, I was packing for a trip when I realized I still hadn’t bought a travel case for my Nintendo Switch 2, so I hopped online and grabbed the only one I could find on Amazon with same-day ...

TL;DR: Nintendo secured a $2 million settlement and permanent injunction against Ryan Daly for selling modded Switch consoles enabling piracy. This victory reinforces Nintendo's strict stance on ...

What just happened? Few companies have a reputation for litigation quite like Nintendo, which is why taking the gaming giant on in court, especially when representing yourself, is a dangerous move.