Nintendo Switch

Lots of classic games on the Switch this week, with Sonic and Capcom collections, Pokemon, and Blade Runner. But don’t forget Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Houses.

Harebrained Schemes’ trio of cyberpunk tactical RPG’s are now live and ready for action on consoles with Shadowrun Trilogy.

Warping its way to the Switch and PC next month, Assemble Entertainment and Tiny Roar’s XEL is looking every bit the classically-styled adventure.

Time to get to work. Construction Simulator is coming back for both consoles and the PC, with a brand new installment later this year.

The second episode of Sega’s deep dive into the upcoming Sonic Origins (launches tomorrow) is here with another Speed Strats installment.

Nintendo is about to issue another of its digital Directs, this time it’ll be about a half-hour long and be centered on Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

Dotemu and Tribute Games’ reel back the decades to the best days of TMNT video games. The result is the best beat ’em up since Streets of Rage 4.

Mattel and Milestone’s hit racer Hot Wheels Unleashed has welcomed in a dinosaur-sized new pack of DLC. Get ready to race in Jurassic World.

Sega’s famed mascot is almost here, with a collection of his greatest hits. And you can check out an in-depth look with Sonic Origins Speed Strats.

It’s finally Turtles-week for Nintendo fans, as the long awaited TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge hits the Switch, along with a selection of other titles.

Launch day is here, and Dotemu and Tribute Games’ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge has arrived. Check out a final look as it hits.

The remastered Commandos saga continues, this time with the 3rd installment of the classic strategy series. Look for it this fall.

One of the most visually impressive games at the Microsoft press event this past weekend, A Plague Tale: Requiem is looking great.

A brand new, monster collection of classic Capcom titles are on the way to consoles and the PC this fall with Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium.

It’s game-time in this week’s Nintendo Download, with the arrival of Mario Strikers: Battle League. But if you’re not into that, there isn’t much else.