Nintendo Switch

The sequel to the original Redout is on the way to consoles and the PC this year, and the latest look at the upcoming title delves into its gameplay.

The latest from the pinball masters at Zen Studios has arrived, as the remaster of Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure is here for just about every platform.

An N64 classic lands on Switch this week with F-Zero X. Is there a chance this might mean the racing series could make it’s long-awaited return?

No, you’re not dreaming, there’s a collection featuring pretty much every classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles video game on the way.

Have camera, will travel. And you don’t have to worry about anyone stopping you on your journey in 35MM either, since they’re all… dead.

The dead are on the march for Nintendo’s Switch for an April launch date. With release not far off, you can set your Zombie Army 4 pre-orders now.

Triangle Strategy arrives on the Switch today, headlining a week that includes Gunborg, Hundred Days, and lots of smaller releases.

Time to take it to the streets. Well, almost. The Arcade Crew’s great-looking side-scrolling beat ’em up Young Souls is coming up in March.

March of 2022 rolls in with a series of pretty big games, including Kirby and the Forgotten Lands, Gran Turismo 7, Ghostwire Tokyo, and WWE 2K22.

Bandai Namco is bringing Pac-Man back for another collected edition, this one centered completely on the little yellow guy himself. It lands this May.

A number of smaller releases highlight Nintendo’s week-on-tap for the Switch, including FAR, Never Alone, and Atelier Sophie 2.

Electric Death is coming once again, as Tempest 4000 will bring the series’ particular brand of shooting action to both Switch and Atari VCS this year.

Along with the announcement of Street Fighter 6, Capcom has revealed a brand new collected edition. The Capcom Fighting Collection hits this June.

Ezio Auditore da Firenze arrives on the Switch, as Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed: The Ezio Collection lands alongside a bevy of smaller releases.

A classily-styled Metroidvania, Infernax takes elements from those addictive adventures, and adds in plenty of blood, gore, and fun.