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The return of the classic beat ’em up series finally has an official release date. Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons comes home this July.

It’s an interesting week for Nintendo fans, who are treated to a schedule of smaller releases, though there are a few diamonds in the rough.

Yes there are indeed crops to tend (14 of ’em), and chickens to feed too, as Farming Simulator 23 is serving up “a new level of complexity” on Switch.

Filled with ghost-powered action and adventure, and some great looking graphics, 2D roguelike Death or Treat is out now for consoles and the PC.

Sega’s rhythm action title returns with Samba de Amigo, and this time it’s a Switch exclusive. The game’s been tagged with an August launch.

It’s been a long time coming, but AEW: Fight Forever finally has a release date, and according to Kenny Omega, it’s right around the corner.

A visit to a local vacation spot goes awry for a group of friends in Varney Lake, a game that brings the adventure genre back in time. Way back.

Part Sunset Riders, part 60s/70s cop movie, Limited Run Games and Monster Bath’s Deathwish Enforcers packs in a six-shooter of fun.

Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers are getting a triple dose of Super Mario Game Boy Advance goodies this month.

A “lo-fi Elden Ring”? That’s the tag on Bleak Sword DX, a formerly Apple Arcade title that’s now making its way to both Switch and the PC.

It’s time to put the peddle to the metal and blast through LEGO 2K Drive, as the latest bricked-up title arrives with Convergence, Boltgun, and more.

Is there anyone out there who thought Nintendo’s latest The Legend of Zelda wouldn’t be successful? If so, you were so wrong it’s not even funny.

There’s more than just the stock racing action on the way for 2K and LEGO’s upcoming racer. A quartet of free Drive Pass seasons will be in-bound.

The best new addition to Theatrythm: Final Bar Line isn’t the hundreds of new songs. It’s the addictive local co-op mode that makes Supreme songs conquerable for even the least experienced rhythm-game players.