Nintendo Switch

Remember when Nintendo used to travel the country, hitting shopping malls and events, with Switch showcases? Well they’re doing it again.

Another lost gem from the Neo Geo Pocket Color, SNK’s Biomotor Unitron is back and ready to take on some giant monsters on the Switch.

If you’re a PAC-MAN fan, then this is a release you’re going to want to check out. Bandai Namco’s PAC-MAN Museum+ is absolutely loaded.

Dreamcast platformer Kao the Kangaroo has made his way back to consoles and the PC, with a just released sequel that’s looking… punchy.

It’s a My Little Pony kind of week on the Switch, but don’t worry, that’s not all. Platformer Kao the Kangaroo hits too, plus a bunch of smaller releases.

Expanding once again is Hot Wheels Unleashed, and this time it’s with everyone’s favorite bunch of animated crazies, the Looney Tunes.

Dotemu and Tribute Games’ TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge is still coming up, but you can get yet another pre-release look in the newest dev diary.

Tate Multimedia reboots a Dreamcast classic with Kao the Kangaroo, on consoles and PC this month. Get a look at him in action in the fresh trailer.

It’s a Kirby kind of week for Nintendo fans, as the pink puffball’s N64 adventure returns. This time of course, it’s for Switch online.

Spring is in full swing, and that means… well it means some new games if you’re a Nintendo Switch owner. That includes Opus: Echo of Starsong.

It’s almost over. Rebellion’s undead saga is about to close out its 4th installment with Ragnarok, the last DLC chapter for Zombie Army 4.

La Pucelle: Ragnarok has officially been tagged with an August 2022 release. The JRPG is packed with Rhapsody, in the upcoming NIS Classics Volume 3.

A very light release week bings aRPG Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising to the Switch, with the usual (though slightly diminished) assortment of Indies.

It might not be the biggest of months, but May 2022 does hold a few possible gems. Evil Dead, Sniper Elite 5, Dolmen, and a few others all arrive.

A nice surprise from a few years ago, Redout brought fast-paced, futuristic racing action back to consoles and PC. The sequel arrives in a little over a month.

It’s Wii Sports time! Actually, make that “Nintendo Switch Sports” time, as the latest edition of the Wii classic hits the publisher’s latest console.