Nintendo Switch

Continuing the classic action series’ re-releases on Nintendo’s Switch is Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition, landing on February 20th, 2020.

The reboot of SNK’s classic fighting game Samurai Showdown will be drawing swords on the Switch in early 2020.

It’s slim pickings this week for Nintendo gamers, as there’s nothing of note landing on Switch. Headliners include The Touryst and Black Future ’88.

Not really a case, Nintendo’s newest protective solution for the new Switch Lite should keep your screen scratch-free while you game on the go.

The game that brought Alien back to video game prominence, if it was actually there at any time before, Alien Isolation is coming to the Switch.

One current indie gem and one classic combat racer land on Limited Run Games this week with Blasphemous and Jak X: Combat Racing.

Happy Poké-week. Maybe. Depending on which side of the fence you’re on, this is a good week for the Switch, thanks to 2 new Pokémon games.

Bethesda has updated Wolfenstein Youngblood once again, this time with another new mission, a new mission type, and fresh abilities and enemies.

Yeah, we’re late again with this feature, but it’s still worth talking about how absolutely glorious The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening is.

With November in full swing, we’re a little late with “coming up”. It’s still worth posting though, since there’re a lot of huge games hitting this month.

Mario Kart 8 appears as a pack in for a new Nintendo Switch holiday bundle, as the company cuts prices on some games for Black Friday.

Garfield is back in the drivers seat in another kart racer, as Garfield Kart Furious Racing races onto consoles and the PC today.

It’s a family-friendly week on the Nintendo Download, with the likes of a Layton game, Disney Tsum Tsum Festival, and New Super Lucky’s Tale.

The spookiest day on the calendar brings Nintendo’s third Luigi’s Mansion title, as well as… Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games.