Tag Archives: Nintendo

It’s holiday time, and there are few little gems to pick from if you’re a Nintendo gamer. Mostly those include Virtual Console titles.

Miss the reveal of the slate of indies coming to Nintendo’s Switch in 2020? Streets of Rage 4, Axiom Verge 2, Strangers Wrath and more are on the way.

The Grand Prix DLC plan for Activision’s remake of Crash Team Racing is rolling on with a Winter Festival that adds new characters, karts and more.

A new collection of Switch games is on sale on the Nintendo eShop to coincide with The Game Awards. There’s some great stuff too.

Online aRPG Dauntless hits the Switch this week, along with The Talos Principle and an assortment of other indie titles. Online battling I can’t say I’m familiar with Dauntless, but you might want to take a look if you’re into action-RPGs. A free-to-play (yes, I know) title, this game sets …

Nintendo has some excellent sales rolling right now, on Switch games like Doom, Diablo III, Mortal Kombat 11, Jedi Knight II, and more.

The reboot of SNK’s classic fighting game Samurai Showdown will be drawing swords on the Switch in early 2020.

It’s slim pickings this week for Nintendo gamers, as there’s nothing of note landing on Switch. Headliners include The Touryst and Black Future ’88.

One current indie gem and one classic combat racer land on Limited Run Games this week with Blasphemous and Jak X: Combat Racing.

Happy Poké-week. Maybe. Depending on which side of the fence you’re on, this is a good week for the Switch, thanks to 2 new Pokémon games.

Yeah, we’re late again with this feature, but it’s still worth talking about how absolutely glorious The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening is.

It’s a family-friendly week on the Nintendo Download, with the likes of a Layton game, Disney Tsum Tsum Festival, and New Super Lucky’s Tale.

The spookiest day on the calendar brings Nintendo’s third Luigi’s Mansion title, as well as… Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games.

Looking for some wild west action on the Nintendo Switch? You’re in luck, since this December brings a port of Call of Juarez: Gunslinger.

We pretty much knew this was coming, but here’s the official word that Doom 64’s re-release won’t arrive until March of next year.

Time to get spooky! The Nintendo Switch gets a visit from the mysterious title Return of the Obra Dinn this week, the console’s only headline game.