Here's a selection of the best titles from the Nintendo 64 that you can play on your Switch with an online subscription.

and fit into a slot in the rear of the system Game Boy style. It’s still a bit too chunky for tossing in your pocket, but we doubt you could build a portable N64 any smaller without resorting to ...

Tee off with Mario and friends as they put a new spin on golf! Choose from 14 different characters, each with their own power and swing styles. You can even taunt opponents to break their ...

Banjo-Kazooie is comprised of several non-linear 3D worlds in which the player must gather jigsaw pieces ... The player progresses in the game by finding Jiggys, Musical Notes and Mumbo Tokens.

Nintendo Switch Online subscribers across Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED have been surprised with two new free games to download, however, both games are N64 games, which means accessing ...

Hate's a strong term to level at a video game controller, but I hate the N64 controller with a passion that must be unhealthy ... It's also set to have its own dedicated OS, 3DOS, an upgraded ...

You can play all of the N64’s multiplayer games with friends, and there’s a separate controller designed in partnership with 8bitdo that captures the feel of the original N64 controller ...

While the blur was in the original version of the game on the N64, the effect had become so impactful that at certain points of the Switch version, the screen would essentially become frozen as ...

Nintendo recently announced that it would be adding one of the most popular games from the Nintendo 64 era to Nintendo Switch ... 2000 and immediately became a must-buy for the console.

Two N64 games have now been added to the Mature app of the Nintendo Switch Online subscription. Turok 2: Seeds of Evil and Shadow Man are both available right now for subscribers with the ...

As reported by GoNintendo, the issue started in a public Xbox event that Greenberg attended. YouTuber Puerta al Sotano asked ...

Although it’s an expensive, arduous process, developers are experimenting with live-action footage to intensify terror.