Nintendo Switch

Nintendo has announced that a brand new Nintendo Direct presentation in inbound for tomorrow (January 16th). The topic? Super Smash Bros.

The only thing they fear… is you. Get ready for more of Doom’s visceral action, and a brand new ‘holy crap’ moment in this new trailer.

Just like in the waning days of 2019, Nintendo’s eShop is having a sale. This one’s got some excellent deals too, including discounts up to 75%.

Classic Sega titles Shinobi and Fantasy Zone are on the way to the Nintendo Switch as a part of the Sega Ages series.

Doom fans who bought into the re-releases this past year are going to like the latest patch, which includes a selection of improvements.

The pre-order for Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore leads the way during what’s set to be another down week on Nintendo’s Switch.

SNK’s rebirth of the Samurai Showdown series is almost here for the Switch, releasing next month. And if you pre-order, you’re in for a bonus.

Happy New Year! You’re probably still playing whatever it was you got over the Holidays right? I hope so, because there ain’t much here to buy.

It’s a sloooow week for new game releases, but a good one if you’re looking to pick up some Indie gems. Nintendo is having a sale.

It’s holiday time, and there are few little gems to pick from if you’re a Nintendo gamer. Mostly those include Virtual Console titles.

Big Disney fans and 16bit-era gamers both will want to see the special editions that Nighthawk has cooked up for Disney Classic Games.

Miss the reveal of the slate of indies coming to Nintendo’s Switch in 2020? Streets of Rage 4, Axiom Verge 2, Strangers Wrath and more are on the way.

The Grand Prix DLC plan for Activision’s remake of Crash Team Racing is rolling on with a Winter Festival that adds new characters, karts and more.

A new collection of Switch games is on sale on the Nintendo eShop to coincide with The Game Awards. There’s some great stuff too.

Online aRPG Dauntless hits the Switch this week, along with The Talos Principle and an assortment of other indie titles. Online battling I can’t say I’m familiar with Dauntless, but you might want to take a look if you’re into action-RPGs. A free-to-play (yes, I know) title, this game sets …