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Collections of old games and new titles highlight the latest Nintendo Direct.

Expect 20 minutes of news on indie games coming to the Nintendo Switch.

Version 4.0 brings online tournaments and "very easy" setting for the Adventure Mode.

Online tournaments will be added with version 4.0.

The longer battery life seems to be the only change in the new Switch model.

Play some of Nintendo's highly-anticipated Switch games at SDCC

The process to play games from your original Switch to Switch Lite is the same as if you had two of the same device.

The smaller, cheaper handheld console hits store shelves in September.

Nintendo Switch Lite is smaller and lighter, but there are more differences you may not be aware of.

Doug Bowser told CNET that the larger Nintendo Switch won't get an upgrade… right now.

The new system will have handheld gamers in mind.

Downloading on Android wasn't as easy as iOS.

While being able to play online against others is great, there could be a "pay-to-win" model.

Third-party titles like "Wolfenstein," "Dragon Quest Builders 2" and more are coming to Nintendo Switch in July.

'Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled' is a high octane adventure with plenty of reasons to keep playing.

Once you get the hang of the controls, you'll be hooked.

JRPG fans also got another unexpected treat today: the three-game compendium Collection of Mana will be available for Switch starting today.

This year's E3 Nintendo Direct will have 40 minutes of information.

Is this the year we get a 'Metroid' game on Switch?

Nintendo Treehouse: Live will stream all three days of E3 2019.

Making levels in handheld mode was the way to go.

Players can build 3D worlds for the first time in "Super Mario Maker 2."

The next online presentation is expected to run for about 15 minutes.

The new Pokémon mobile game is set to launch by March 2020.

It's likely titles like Pokémon Sword and Shield, Animal Crossing and more will be included in Nintendo's E3 Direct. But don't expect news about a new Switch.

The Nintendo Switch has already surpassed the N64 in lifetime sales.

Only Android devices in Japan and the U.S. can apply.

The rewind function will return in "Fire Emblem: Three Houses."

The "next-gen" Switch is also expected this year.

Despite the size of China's gaming market, consoles have rarely sold well there. Prior to a ban on gaming consoles that ran from 2000 to 2015, Nintendo previously sold devices like the Nintendo 64 and 3DS XL in China under the brand "iQue."