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Affording 2019 has become an impossibility. Before today, this year already looked pretty insane. September was chock full of releases for the Nintendo Switch, starting with Final Fantasy VIII Remastered and Spyro Reignited Trilogy (unless you count August’s late Astral Chain) and sliding into Daemon X Machina, The Legend of …

Get ready for a surprise Nintendo Direct video focusing on some upcoming Switch stuff. Included will be Pokemon, Luigi’s Mansion 3, and more.

Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair changes up the formula quite a bit with 2.5D gameplay, and it’s coming up sooner than later.

The patches have already begun to hit for various platforms, and upgrade Youngblood with improvements both visual and technical.

Lovecraftian adventure The Sinking City is fast making its way to the Nintendo Switch. The game is looking sharp in this first gameplay reveal.

Astral Chain might’ve been running under your radar, but you might want to check out what’s this week’s big Switch release.

Classic side-scrollers, Disney’s Aladdin and The Lion King are coming back. This time they’ll be packed together, and host some modern improvements.

Activision’s other mascot character is on the way to Crash Team Racing. The Spyro Grand Prix arrives this Friday, August 30th.

A third Mega Man collection is on the way to consoles and the PC. Capcom has announced the Mega Man Zero Collection for January 2020.

The Spyro Reignited Trilogy is coming to the Switch and PC next week, and there’s a fresh trilogy for you to check out today.

An unusually packed July left us with quite a few solid games to pick from for Game of the Month. In the end, a returning fave took the gold.

Nintendo has plenty of stuff coming up, including new games and downloadables for existing titles, here in 2019.

Most RPG fans are probably preoccupied with that FF7 remake, but there’s a remaster of Final Fantasy VIII on the way too. And it’s hitting next month.

The first Kombat Pack for Mortal Kombat 11 has been officially revealed. The trailer showcased some known quantities, and a few big surprises.

Time to relive the adventure. Torchlight II on Switch got a lot more details, including info on multiplayer and a few screenshots.