Nintendo Switch

It’s almost Deux or Die time, as side-scrolling and demon-slaying action game Infernax’ 2 player DLC is coming up this April.

Take to the skies and ground some hostile aliens in Terminal Velocity: Boosted Edition. Developer Terminal Reality’s classic shooter is back.

Epic fantasy in the Conan style, Blade of Darkness is a game that some call the forebear of the Soulslike genre. It’s out now on Xbox and PlayStation.

The Bayonetta spinoff finally arrives on the Switch this week, with Cereza and The Lost Demon. Also out is Have a Nice Death, Kung Fury and more.

Dotemu, Lizardcube, and Guard Crush Games’ Streets of Rage 4 might have hit consoles and the PC in 2020, but it’s still getting some nice updates.

Metroid Prime is a faithful adaptation of the 2D series, and I’m only just joining the rest of the world in realizing it.

The classic horror series Fatal Frame returns this week for Nintendo Switch, landing alongside the new DC Comics title and more.

There’s once again a fresh dose of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe action out for Switch, with an expansion that spans both past installments and new stuff.

The Switch might be awash in actual Metroid these days, but Pronty is taking the series’ classic gameplay and submerging it.

Out on digital format for a bit, Clear River Games’ fighting game The Rumble Fish 2 is now on disc/cart for the PS4/5 and Switch.

If you’ve been battling your way through Matroid Prime’s remaster and are looking for your next retro adventure, Nintendo has you covered.

The sparks continue to fly on the Nintendo Switch, as Ubisoft’s Mario+Rabbids sequel Sparks of Hope gets some fresh DLC and a demo.

It’s time to get fit with Fist of the North Star. No, really, there’s a new boxing title on Switch this week that carries that classic manga/anime license.

A text-based adventure classic comes into the new millennium with a fully 3D, first-person, exploration-heavy adventure from Cygnus Entertainment.

Is this a rant, review, or something between the two of Fire Emblem Engage? I’ll let you be the judge.