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Sony boss Jim Ryan said it was great to see Nintendo back in the game with the Switch.

A Sony exec says he believes the game industry is at its best when Nintendo has a strong showing.

The company sees the Switch and PS4 existing side by side with gamers.

Switch is going to replace PS Vita for a lot of people. Here’s five reasons why we think that’ll happen.

A new report highlights that the PS4 dominates the console market, but Nintendo’s growth is forecasted to grow thanks to Switch.

Nintendo likely filed their Switch patent first.

The rise of digital gaming offers numerous conveniences, but many of us still want physical copies of our games. Why?

Nintendo’s GameCube failure made Microsoft completely disregard the company as a competitor for the Xbox 360.

Way back in the early 90s, Nintendo asked Sony to build a disc peripheral for the SNES. The PlayStation Superdisc was the result.

The three rivals are working together against DDoS attacks.

Nintendo is left alone as its main competitors undergo massive network attacks.

This week’s Japanese sales figures from Media Create are in and we’re hardly surprised by the way the numbers fall. See how it all looks by checking out the full numbers inside!

Sony’s Shuhei Yoshida discusses Nintendo’s role in the gaming industry as balance.

Inside you’ll see a video (sorry!) of what I thought about all the E3 press conferences. You’ll also finally be able to see my face!

So all three console manufacturers have their E3 2014 press conferences in the books, and by now we’ve had a bit of time to let it all settle in. Ready for the obligatory and annual “who won” poll?

Media Create and Famitsu have submitted their weekly sales numbers for the Japanese region for the week ending May 11th, 2014. How’s the good ol’ war looking this time around?

Phil Spencer discusses what makes Super Smash Bros. great.