Nintendo Switch

The green light is lit and FIA World Rally Championship’s official game is now available for Nintendo’s Switch. Check out WRC9 in action.

It’s a pretty big week for Nintendo gamers, with some great stuff arriving on the Switch, including Crash 4, Stubbs the Zombie, WRC9, and RBI Baseball.

We’re on the second week of what’s a pretty big month for next-gen releases of last-gen games. Crash 4, Avengers, THPS1+2, and more are all coming up.

Fans of the legendary Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade games take note, developer Dotemu has a game you’re going to want to see.

FPS Switch gamers should be happy this week, as Apex Legends sees release for Nintendo’s console. That’s along with Sea of Solitude and lots more.

If you missed it, Team17 and Studio Koba’s awesome-looking techno-romp Narita Boy will be talking its console and PC debut this month, on March 30th.

The Neo Geo Pocket’s take on the meeting of 2 fighting-game giants gets released on the Switch. At this point, you should know what to expect.

Bravely Default II headlines a pretty big week on the Switch. Ghouls ‘n Ghosts Resurrection, the Blizzard Arcade and lots more are coming up.

Return to the demon realm as the armored (or boxer’d) Arthur in Capcom’s rebirth of a classic series. Just keep in mind, this isn’t going to be easy.

Fresh from Steam’s Early Access program is Passtech Games’ Curse of the Dead Gods. The action rogue-lite is available now on consoles and PC.

In Sound Mind is set to bring its brand of reality-bending psychological horror to the Nintendo Switch, as well as Xbox Series X|S and PS5.

Activision announced today that its awesome remasters of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1&2 will be coming to Switch, as well as next-gen consoles this year.

Arcade wrestler/brawler WWE Battlegrounds is right smack dab in the middle of a massive roster update, adding loads of new grapplers.

It’s a pretty solid Download week for Nintendo gamers, with the Capcom Arcade Stadium, Curse of the Dead Gods, Persona 5 Strikers and lots more.

Today’s Nintendo Direct has been a long time coming, but it’s here. At last.