Nintendo Switch

There’s free DLC arriving for Infernax tomorrow that’ll bring a new character to the tough title. Brace yourselves ya primitive screwheads.

The leaves might be falling outside, but in Redout II’s futuristic racing universe, it’s still summer. Check out the game’s new Summer Pack.

So, who’s up for a little WAAAGH? Well, the Orks are for sure, as Rogueside and Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40K: Shootas, Blood & Teef is out now.

Between the two games, there’s a lot of Resident Evil on the horizon for series fans. Capcom’s RE Showcase had it all on display yesterday.

The Switch’s big Holiday 2022 title has arrived, with Ubisoft’s 2nd strategic take on Nintendo’s classic crew. Mario+Rabbids: Sparks of Hope is out now.

The wait is over, and Ubisoft’s sequel to Mario+Rabbids is here, bringing more of the strategic, turn-based action that made the original a hit.

Things are about to get even weirder in Hard West 2, with the arrival of After Dark, and a mysterious saloon that might be the last stop before hell.

Bringing some of the biggest and most iconic Atari titles of all time back in some unique ways, the mini-game-packed Atari Mania is out now.

It’s a blast from the past, all the way back to the heyday of adventure titles on the PC. Well that and a tribute to the 80s. Unusual Findings is out now.

You might think you know how Sonic the Hedgehog throws hands (paws?), but you don’t know Frontiers. Sonic’s latest has a skill tree and more.

Out now is Outright Games’ take on the brand new Star Trek animated series, Prodigy. Time to explore some strange new worlds.

Demos are pretty common on ye olde eShop, and Nintendo’s latest sale promotion focuses on those titles. It’s the Try Before You Buy Sale.

Ghosts on the go? That’s what Sony Spain and Path Games are serving up, as the first-person fright-fest Insomnis is ready to hit the Switch on Halloween.

And now for something (almost) completely different. Focus Entertainment has tapped violinist Lindsey Stirling for A Plague Tale: Requiem’s launch.

A pretty big week for the Nintendo Download includes a series of big names, highlighted by a pretty unique Dragon Ball title in The Breakers.