Nintendo Switch

She’s back. The vampiric Rayne is back in remastered form in Bloodrayne Betrayal: Fresh Bites on PC and consoles, including the first time on Switch.

This year at E3 2021 Nintendo graced Warioware fans with the first of a new series on the Nintendo Switch. Say hello to Warioware Get It Together.

The Nintendo Switch version of Doom Eternal is expanding. Part 1 of The Ancient Gods, the massive expansion for the game, has arrived.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will indeed have a sequel coming, we already knew that. But the first tease of the game is a jaw-dropping one.

Metroid fans have long memories, which is good since it seems to take forever to get games in the series out. Case in point, Metroid Dread.

Did you know that Dotemu’s excellent brawler Streets of Rage 4 is getting a trio of new characters and a new Survival mode? Check out the trailer.

In a surprise announcement, Rebellion’s single player and co-op third-person shooter Strange Brigade has made its way to the Switch.

Blizzard’s remake of their classic aRPG Diablo 2 is coming up, maybe faster than anyone thought, and will be landing on the PC and consoles this fall.

If it wasn’t spoiled for you in the leak, then you might be pleased to know that there’s a new Mario + Rabbids title on the way with Sparks of Hope.

No, that’s not a typo, Arcade Paradise is a game about running a laundromat. Though this particular one aspires to be something greater.

Multiplayer co-op just got a lot more horrifying. The iconic Evil Dead series is about to make the jump back to gaming with Evil Dead: The Game.

Getting older is a funny thing. Your joints hurt, your memory fades, coupons appear out of thin air and the food you once enjoyed now makes a 40-yard dash to your colon. It’s not all bad though, with age and experience comes maturity and humility. The ability to look back …

Game Builder Garage gets players making their own gaming experiences, along with Ninja Gaiden, and the usual selection of smaller launches.

Rumored for a while now, the remasters of the Crysis games are indeed real. Not only that, but all 3 are bundled together and on the way this Fall.