Game Consoles

Nintendo Switch  The go-anywhere gaming device     While the Nintendo Switch can’t compete with the powerful spec sheets of Microsoft and Sony’s next-gen consoles, it doesn’t try to. Instead, this hybrid console offers something that others don’t.…

Xbox Series X Microsoft’s new console makes games more accessible than ever   The Xbox One evolved into a decent console throughout its seven year lifespan: its iterative successor, the Xbox One X, was (and still is) the most powerful eighth generation console. Features like…

Nintendo's Wii video game system (pronounced "we") is designed to attract people, regardless of their age or video game experience, to sit down and play together--whether they're in the same room or on different sides of the globe. The system's name reflects this simple idea. It's easily pronounced…

The C-Stick is a second analogue controller that serves (in practice) as an additional Circle Pad.ZL and ZR Buttons Additional shoulder buttons are located alongside the existing L and R buttons, bringing the input options into line with those offered by the Circle Pad Pro.Super-Stable 3D: This…

Every bit as lovingly designed as its predecessor, the palm-sized device is packed with almost every one of the best games produced for the system, and includes the bonus addition of the never previously released Star Fox 2. And with two controllers included in the box, complete with longer…

Is Microsoft’s budget next-gen console ‘next-gen’ enough?   Microsoft tossed a spanner in the works when it announced that the new generation of Xbox would comprise not one, but two consoles. The Xbox Series X is a bleeding edge games box with all the loud features:…