There's really no mystery or surprise with the Switch Lite. Nintendo promised a smaller and exclusively portable version of its hit gaming machine, and that's exactly what it has delivered. The Lite ...

Cameron has been holding a controller for about as long as he can remember, developing a special love for The Elder Scrolls and Halo at a young age. When he isn't playing virtual games, he can most ...

The Nintendo Switch Lite drops the dock in favor of a sleeker, handheld-only machine, but that doesn’t mean you won’t need accessories. Out of the box, you’ll have everything you need to get going, ...

Nintendo just announced two new Nintendo Switch Lite console designs, based on Animal Crossing: New Horizons. That’s… a little weird, and frankly a little late, all things considered. Animal Crossing: ...

Choosing between the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch Lite model is actually a pretty easy task. Both are excellent handheld game consoles, but there are one or two major differences that set ...

In nearly all aspects, the specs of the Switch 2 completely dwarf those of the Switch Lite. Even though we don’t have the full specifics of what chips the Switch 2 is using for the CPU and GPU, we do ...

Move over, Nintendo 3DS: There's a new Switch in town, and it’s coming for you. Nintendo just introduced the device with which it plans to finally bury the 3DS: the Nintendo Switch Lite. The revised ...

Nintendo’s newest hardware, the Nintendo Switch Lite, ignores one of the platform’s major selling points: that players can enjoy their Switch as a handheld gaming device and hook that same hardware to ...

The Switch Lite is for everyone who found the original Switch too big. Really, that's it. By going with a smaller screen and fixed controllers, Nintendo has crafted something that feels more like a ...

As much as I love the original Switch, it's a bit compromised as a console. It's underpowered, compared to Microsoft and Sony's hardware, because it relies on NVIDIA's mobile hardware. But its large ...

The S10 Lite offers native Switch 2 support for easy wake-up and per-game rear paddle customization.