New leaks suggest that Nintendo is producing another GameCube controller - could this one be for the Switch 2?

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Nintendo may bring back the GameCube Controller for the Switch 2, based on leaked components. Recent rumors align with past speculation ...

With the recent announcement of a Nintendo Switch Online playtest program, many have been speculating what new feature will ...

I stupidly watched Making A Serial Killer late at night by myself, and for some strange reason, I couldn’t get to sleep. (I wonder why?!) Making A Serial Killer is streaming for free on ...

But whether they are open or closed, many American ports rank among the least efficient in the entire world. The ports in New York, Baltimore, and Houston—three of the largest of the 36 ports ...

This commentary is one of a two-part series on China’s role in Western Hemisphere ports; read the other commentary here. “[T]he truth of the matter is that the People’s Republic of China is rapidly ...

Port operators have long embraced automation, while dockworkers view it as a threat to their livelihoods. By Peter S. Goodman Peter S. Goodman has reported on shipping and ports around the world ...

Speculation about the next entry in the Super Smash Bros series is ramping up thanks to a stealth Smash Ultimate patch and reports about GameCube controllers entering reproduction. Ever since ...

Six ports are closed in New York and New Jersey as a result of tens of thousands of port workers across the Atlantic and Gulf coasts going on strike Tuesday. Here's what to know. The International ...

By Peter Eavis Hours after a longshoremen’s union on the East and Gulf Coasts agreed to suspend its strike, major ports rushed to reopen on Friday and get cargo to businesses that have spent the ...

Some 45,000 rank and file members have walked out at 36 ports across the Eastern Seaboard and Gulf Coast, from Boston to Baltimore to New Orleans. So shipping containers stocked with everything ...

They changed the freight industry. The first ship carrying containers left the Port of Newark, which is part of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANY/NJ), in 1956. Today PANY/NJ ...