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Don’t Starve makes its Switch debut this week, but there isn’t much else for Nintendo fans to sink their teeth into. Blame it on the springtime dearth.

Retro-inspired, zombie-slaughtering action is on the way to this month with Death Road to Canada. The indie title is coming to the PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.

Another slow month. We actually skipped this feature in March because of a lock of games to report on, but April is set to be another drag for those looking for new gaming experiences. There is only one really big game release to talk about, and it’s the PS4’s God …

SNK titles arrive weekly on the Nintendo eShop, but all of those games have one thing in common – they’re all NEO GEO titles. This fall, that changes with a collection dedicated to the publisher’s catalog before their legendary arcade/home system.

One of the cooler-looking JRPG’s in recent years, and based on the comic book of the same name, Battle Chasers is finally heading to the Nintendo Switch.

The stunt-riding Urban Trial Playground arrives on the Switch this week, marking the arrival of the series on Nintendo’s platform. Along with that, the arcade version of Punch Out!! finally hits. Fair warning: It’s a weird one.

A legendary game (for dubious reasons), Shaq Fu has nonetheless spawned a very promising looking beat ’em up reboot with Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn. Check out the first trailer for the game, set to drive home this June.

With loan-fighting princesses and heroic chickens, this week’s Nintendo Download is a little odd. Check out Toki Tori, the Penny-Punching Princess and more.

The Incredibles are coming back to theaters this summer in an all-new animated film. But that’s not all, as Warner Bros has a new LEGO adventure planned as well, that’ll see fans playing through highlights from both films.

If you love the 16bit era of gaming, then you’re going to love this. Fox n Forests is looking fantastic in its latest trailer, which shows off the season-changing gameplay of the platformer.

Titan Quest has been available for years on the PC, but the action/RPG is finally available on the PS4 and Xbox One as of this week. And yes, the graphics have been bumped up a bit.

Nintendo held its Nindies (indie games on Nintendo platforms) showcase today, and there were a few pretty big surprises. Chief among them were Switch editions of Mark of the Ninja, Lumines, and Banner Saga 3.