Nintendo Switch

Available in Early Access on the PC for a while, Skater XL is making its way to consoles soon, and it’ll have some community created maps in tow.

The Pokemon go to the cafe this week, as Nintendo Switch gamers get the latest pocket monsters title, plus retro-N64 Star Wars goodness and more. If you are a fan like me, you can get pokemon card sets from Unplugged Gaming, they have really great decks available.

The Duke is back. Gearbox is bringing its recent Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary Edition World Tour to Nintendo’s Switch this week.

A new Transformers game is coming, though it probably isn’t what you have been expecting. Transformers Battlegrounds is on the way.

After a quite spot last week the Nintendo Download returns with a new selection of titles, including possible sleeper in Project Warlock.

The latest look at EA and Criterion’s remaster of their fan favorite smash ’em up Burnout Paradise is here. The game hits the Switch this month.

Even with all that’s happening in the world, the release schedule rolls on. This month sees quite a few releases, including a few major ones.

3D Realms’ Quake engine-powered Wrath: Aeon of Runi finally has a release date, and will hit (complete with limited big box) in February.

Well this is quite a week for Nintendo fans. All of the huge releases from 2K hit this week, along with Xenoblade, Shantae, Journey to the Savage Planet and more.

Skate sim Skater XL has a brand new trailer to check out, showing off its Mini Ramp map, as well as a look at possible board customizations.

With the expansion almost here for all versions of NetherRealm’s MK11, a fresh trailer has emerged. This one’s got more story, and loud music.

Surprise! Journey to the Savage Planet is available now (depending on where you are) on the Nintendo eShop. A retail release is on the way too.

A true classic of the art form, Missile Command has been around since almost the beginning of the arcades. Now it’s back, and fully Recharged.

What is this, Valentine’s? No, Nintendo is referring to Minecraft Dungeons with the title of this week’s Nintendo Download. It’s out next week.

Friendship? Friendship?! Mortal Kombat 11’s new return to the kinder and gentler (kind of) days of MK2, and its Fatality alternatives are coming up.