Nintendo Switch

You might’ve lost track, but the Switch is about to have another Zelda title in its library. To that end, Nintendo has a new Amiibo ready to celebrate.

An underwhelming week for the Switch leads off with headliners Miitopia, Knockout City, and Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne Remaster.

SNK has confirmed the release of the latest Samurai Showdown title for Steam, along with the third character in the 3rd Season of DLC, Amakusa.

Lots of games arriving this week in the Nintendo Download, though really no ‘must plays’. Though there is a calculator app, if you’re into that.

The sandbox just got a little more crowded. The classic Toy Soldiers game is set to return, this time in HD form and for modern consoles and the PC.

Crashing headlong into the tabletop’s new Age of Sigmar is the latest Warhammer video game. Meet Storm Ground’s 3 playable factions.

Gamers tearing up the sand in Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure should get set for some new wheels. Fresh DLC arrives tomorrow.

Draw yer swords and hoist the black flag ye swabbies, it’s time fer the skull and bones to fly high over Port Royale 4 with the new Buccaneers DLC.

Indie title Pathway is set to bring its own brand of strategic adventure to the Nintendo Switch this month, as the game will launch on May the 26th.

No, it’s not time for Tony Hawk just yet, but Skate City does arrive this week on Nintendo’s Switch. What’s that? A surprisingly slick looking skater actually.

Tony Hawk’s revival is coming to the Nintendo Switch, and pretty soon. Expect to see the THPS 1+2 collection landing on the console in June.

It’s maybe the first huge month of 2021’s gaming calendar. Resident Evil Village is the main reason for that, though there’s much more coming too.

The Olde World of Warhammer returns to the turn-based strategy arena for Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Storm Ground. Here’s a first-look at it’s play.