Nintendo Switch

We’re a tad late with this month’s new-games feature, but it’s still plenty packed with games like Battlefield, Guardians of the Galaxy and more.

The rumors were true. Rockstar’s classic trio of Grand Theft Auto games are indeed getting a renovation and hitting retail this year.

Yo Adrian! The sweet science returns to gaming with Survios’ first non-VR title, Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions. Time to take it to the ring.

The long awaited, and formerly cancelled Metroid Dread finally makes its way to a Nintendo console today, as the side-scroller hits the Switch.

Landing this month, first-person adventure Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality introduces new locations and villains to the universe of the Time Lord.

If you can find one in stores, Nintendo’s newest Switch SKU is out today. It expands the lineup, offerings a Switch with a larger, crisper OLED screen.

Out right now is a patch for 3D Realms and 1C’s Ion Fury, that not only adds in some new stuff, but also gets the title prepped for its 2022 expansion.

All you need’s this pair of wheels, as NACON and RaceWard Studio’s “hyperrealistic motorbike simulation” is out now on the Nintendo Switch.

Landing punches, kicks, and sprinkles of powdered-toast is Nickelodeon All Star Brawl, as it matches up almost every big Nick character ever.

West Virginia’s Mothman event plays out as the backstory for a very interesting looking indie “Pixel Pulp” title from LCB Game Studio.

With an exclusive physical edition at GameStop, a fully loaded Gas Guzzlers Extreme makes its way to PS4 and Switch next month, with a PS5 edition in 2022.

Fans have been eagerly awaiting the last announcement for the Switch’s Super Smash Bros Ultimate, and now it’s here. Sora is on the way.

Oozing onto the Nintendo Switch in short order is A Boy and His Blob. The Wii title will be making the jump, but is just the beginning of a new series.

A huge week for the Nintendo Switch brigs Super Monkey Ball, Astria Ascending, Hot Wheels Unleashed, Castlevania, and a ton more.

Doubling in size from the original Death’s Gambit, the new Afterlife version is out now on PC and Switch, and will be heading elsewhere soon.