Nintendo Switch is continuing its sales stampede. After breaking the record for best selling console ever in the first 10 months of its release, it has repeated the same feat in the first year after release category.

Nintendo's reports for the second fiscal quarter of 2017 have been released. Nintendo revised their 10 million units projection for Switch hardware and bumped it up to 14 million. The 3DS family fared well thanks to the New 2DSXL, selling 1.96m units worldwide.

Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy is still going strong. In the top 10, the Bandicoot is followed by Fallout 4. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Forza Horizon 3 have both found their ways back into the top 10.

N.Sane Trilogy topped the UK sales chart again this week. The list's mainstays such as GTA V and Fifa 17 are still among the top 10. Miitopia dropped down to number eight.

Splatoon 2 is now available for the Nintendo Switch. In a world of Call of Duty and Battlefield, can a third person shooter succeed? Also, is this a game that utilises the new console or just a standard sequel? Read on or watch our video review to see what we had to say.

In our latest graphics comparison video, we take a look at the visual differences of Wii U's Splatoon and its Nintendo Switch sequel. Watch our video to see these differences in action.

Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy has beaten Splatoon 2 to the top of this week's UK retail charts only by a few hundred copies. This means that there are 3 Nintendo games in the top 10 for this week.

Spaltoon 2 will be available in three different boxed versions. A traditional boxed version that includes a game card, a digital card option, and the new solution which will be a physical box with a code inside. All versions will have the same price-tag.

Global testfire for the upcoming Switch title Splatoon 2 starts today.

Splatoon 2 will be compatible with the Nintendo Switch app for smartphones