Nintendo Switch

If you missed the news, Microids and Oddworld Inhabitants have released Oddworld: Soulstorm onto the Switch with the Oddtimized Edition.

With footage loaded up from the just-happened PPV Full Gear, here’s the latest look at AEW Fight Forever, complete with new confirmed grapplers.

Lovecraft pinball? Sure, why not. It’s spinning out of Zen Studios’, so it’ll likely be worth a look for fans of either Pinball FX or The Elder Gods.

Gotta catch ’em all… again. Two huge Holiday releases hit the Switch this week for Nintendo fans, with the arrival of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

Been waiting to play CD Projekt Red’s epic RPG The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt? Want to see it in all its splendor on modern consoles? You’re in luck.

Christmas shopping just isn’t Christmas shopping without seeing a massive Nintendo booth in your mall of choice. Make way for some cheer, game fans.

Celebrate one of the most legendary video game companies of all time, with a 50 years of legacy, in Atari 50. The collection is out now for consoles and PC.

One of the… odder titles for a fighting game has to be The Rumble Fish. Now the classic battler is coming home, with a port landing next month.

Out now for Switch and PC, NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.2 binds more portable classics together, with SNK vs Capcom, Baseball Stars and more.

Get back behind enemy lines in the height of WWII, with Kalypso’s latest. Fresh out on consoles and the PC, is the Commandos 2 & 3 Double Pack.

Rogue Legacy 2 of course takes the spotlight this week, but there’s a decent amount more to get excited about, like Tactics Ogre, Arigami 2, and Atari 50.

If you missed Nintendo’s Indie World Showcase this morning, you missed a whole mess of new title announcements fort the Switch.

Imagine a game where you wield a gigantic drill, grinding up everything in your path. Oh, and your character’s name is Pepper. That’s Pepper Grinder.

The sequel to the first video game adaptation of anything “Karate Kid” since the 80s, Cobra Kai 2: Dojos Rising is out now on consoles and PC.

The looks and weaponry from a selection of indie games has headed to the hit rogue-like Dead Cells, including Hotline Miami, Shovel Knight and more.

Have a hankering for some classic, 16bit SNES-style role-playing? Then you’re definitely going to want to check out Chained Echoes.