The Tuesday letters page tries to imagine what Nintendo will do for Splatoon 4, as a reader celebrates the French-ness of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. To join in with the discussions yourself email gamecentral@metro.

Nintendo announces removal of Super Soccer from Switch Online in US and Europe on March 28, marking first retro game delisting from the service.

The Nintendo Switch Online service has removed its first retro game from its selection of SNES titles. While there are still hundreds of games to play on the NES, SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 64, and Genesis libraries through Nintendo Switch Online, one specific game will be lost on March 28.

So far, Nintendo has revealed that the Nintendo Switch 2 will be able to play most games from the previous generation along with Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive games. That includes physical and digital Nintendo Switch 1 games. However, the video game giant explained that some games may not be compatible.

It's been confirmed that the Nintendo Switch 2 console will be backwards compatible with both digital games and physical cartridges, so there's nothing to worry about for Nintendo

A reader worries what will happen to the games industry at large if the Nintendo Switch 2 is a failure and fears it will mean a move into PC gaming.

The Nintendo Switch 2 release date should be officially revealed during April's Nintendo Direct presentation. The Switch 2 was previously tipped for a May release date, specifically after Nintendo finishes holding its Switch 2 Experience events.

Nintendo Switch Online's retro game collection is losing its first game - in Japan at least. Today, Nintendo announced via a post on social media that 1991 SNES football game Super Soccer will be pulled from the Japanese Nintendo Switch Online catalogue in a month's time,

The Friday letters page is not optimistic about new Pokémon games on the Nintendo Switch 2, as one reader hopes for a Half-Life 3 reveal at the April Nintendo Direct. To join in with the discussions yourself email gamecentral@metro.

The Nintendo Switch has tons of wireless controller options, but it can also be played with wired controllers if you prefer them, and we’ve rounded up some of the best options for wired Nintendo Switch controllers out there right now.