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They saved the best for last. Nintendo’s final Super Mario Maker 2 update brings the ability to link courses with an over-map and more.

If you missed out on two of the most impressive indie action games of recent years, you’ve got a chance to get both in the Valfaris/Slain pack.

If you were one of the fans asking for a remake of PC-shattering FPS Crysis, your day is here. Crytek has announced that Crysis Remastered is coming.

Dotemu and Lizardcube’s Streets of Rage 4 is coming up fast, like this month fast. Expect it to hit consoles and the PC on April 30th.

An arcade classic, Sega’s G-LOC offered up fast air-to-air combat action. Now the game will be flying onto Nintendo Switch as the latest Sega Ages title.

A solid week for Nintendo Switch gamers sees a whole mess of classic games hit the eShop, along with Shovel Knight’s latest adventure.

While it’s only two games, Limited Run Games has quite a selection this Friday. On the one hand, you’ve got Jedi Knight. On the other, Chex Quest.

Looking for some old west action? Like JRPGs? Then you’ll want to take a look at Boot Hill Bounties, from Experimental Gamer Studios.

Tactical role-playing hits the Nintendo Switch with classic titles Langrisser I and II.

Celebrate Easter, or “Bunny Day” as they call it, in Animal Crossing: New Horizons this week. If you’re looking for something else though, uh…

A nice little selection of indie games are hitting physical games service Limited Run Games this Friday, including Black Bird and Dark Quest II.

Well, what can you say about this coming month. It’s probably not going to be great in a lot of ways. So let’s just focus on the games set for launch.

Easy Day Studios has a few announcements ready as to their long awaited skate sim Skater XL, not the least of which is the official release date.

Remastered and out now for Nintendo’s Switch is Krome Studios’ relaunch of the PS2 action/platformer Ty the Tasmanian Tiger.