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Nintendo Had No “Intention To Hinder Or Invalidate” Third-Party Docks For Switch 2

Manufacturers are working on updates to their docks. Following reports that some Switch 2 owners are having issues with third-party docks, Nintendo has addressed the issue. In a response to Tom’s Hardware and Kotaku, a representative told the outlets that “Nintendo does not have any intention to hinder or invalidate legal third-party dock compatibility.” Read…

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GDC’s annual State of the Game Industry survey reveals 1/3 of ‘triple-A developers’ are working on live service games

We’ve expressed a certain creeping exhaustion with live service games more than once in these digital pages, and the catastrophic failure of Concord led to some predictions that the tide was finally turning against them. But maybe not, too. GDC’s 2025 State of the Game Industry report says 33% of triple-A developers who responded to…

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Intel’s in no hurry to get 14A all tooled up: ‘It does not make sense to build out significant capacity there until we know that we have the customers that will accept that demand’

With the official launch of its new Core Ultra 300-series of processors going very well so far, Intel’s latest process node, 18A, appears to be a successful endeavour. We won’t know for certain until all the benchmarks come out, of course, but regardless of how good it is, Intel isn’t rushing to gear up its…

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Switch Port Specialist Panic Button Reveals It Helped Upgrade Multiple First-Party Games For Switch 2

“Nintendo asked us to help”. Video game studio Panic Button has revealed it was selected by Nintendo to help update “marquee” Switch titles for Switch 2. The talented team confirmed this in an official announcement on social media. Nintendo asked the studio to “help demonstrate new capabilities of the Nintendo Switch 2 system” while remaining…

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