Nintendo Switch

If you’d just assumed that those rumors of new Nintendo Switch consoles were just that, hold on. There might be something to it after all.

The Cadence of Hyrule lands on the Nintendo Switch this week, along with a few surprises like the Contra Collection and The Secret of Mana.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy is coming to the Switch, as announced by Activision this E3. Making less of a splash, it’ll soon be on PC too.

It’s true, the rot is going portable. Cthulhu-infused horror title The Sinking City is expanding onto the Switch later this year.

How did CD Projekt Red get The Witcher 3 onto the Nintendo Switch? Magic, maybe? It is on the way though, and in “complete” form.

Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is speeding towards release. But that’s not all that’s on the way. There’s seasonal content coming too, and it’ll be free.

Formerly an Xbox One exclusive, Super Lucky’s Tale is coming to the Nintendo Switch. But this isn’t the same game you played 2018.

The Nintendo E3 2019 Direct was packed with just over forty minutes of surprises. Watch it yourself. Not mentioned: SMTV, Bayonetta 3 The day got started with a Super Smash Bros Ultimate character DLC surprise, starring not one but four Dragon Quest protagonists, including the Luminary, etc. Another magic casting, …

LEGO games are capping off a saga, with LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. As you can imagine, that means 9 movies playing out across 1 game.

Yesterday’s Bethesda showcase focused on a few key properties, but was fairly packed with news on almost all of their series’.

Kalypso and developer Palindrome have announced Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars, a new (more undead) take on turn-based strategy.

Sega’s Switch exclusive lineup of classics is about to get stronger with a pair of classics. Virtua Racing and Wonder Boy: Monster Land are on the way. A VC of their own Since the Nintendo Switch still doesn’t have a Virtual Console, it’s been interesting to see how some publishers …

The Nintendo Download presents its most lackluster week yet in 2019. Though, if you like roguelikes and card games, there’s something for you.

Three of the Biblical Horsemen have headlined games of their own, and now it’s Strife’s turn. But the last will also be a big departure for the series.

A new month means new games added to the NES Virtual Console on the Switch. Double Dragon II leads the way with a pair of added titles.