Nintendo Switch

Swathed in necrotic energy, Ermac was a fairly big part of Mortal Kombat 1’s campaign. And finally, he’s about to hit playable form.

The latest Double Dragon title brought the property back from the dead, and has now gotten a healthy dose of fresh content.

The first full week of April brings a heavy dose of smaller scale releases to the Switch, including indie title What They Don’t Sea.

Get your chef’s hat on and strap on your jet pack, because the classic 90s FPS PO’ed is on the way to modern consoles and PC.

In the mood for a little 16bit(ish) action in the classic style? Sit tight, because Ziggurat Interactive’s Slave Zero X is almost here.

Another sharp week for the Switch delivers the great looking Pepper Grinder, South Park: Snow Day, retro adventure Felix the Cat, and more.

Strategic RPG Front Mission 2: Remake is coming to the Switch some time this year, but you can get a taste for it right now.

A huge week for the Switch sees the arrival of MLB The Show, South Park: Snow Day, and Nintendo’s own Princess Peach: Showtime.

A JRPG with couch co-op? That’s exactly what developer Sabotage Studios is teasing for mega-hit indie title Sea of Stars.

Head back to the famed galaxy for a revisiting of two multiplayer (and solo) classics with the Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection.

A nice week of new releases sees the Switch-arrival of some big games, in MLB The Show and Star Wars Battlefront Classics Collection.

Time to scare up a little retro-remake fun, courtesy of Selecta Play and developer VIDIBOND’s Bubble Ghost Remake.

A twin-stick, roguelike shooter that looks like it could’ve appeared on the SNES back in the 90s, Metal Mind is here.

The classic series returns, looking to get creators online this time, as NIS looks to drop RPG Maker WITH this fall.

Get me Mad Dog… and Scorpion! Or something like that anyway, as Contra: Operation Galuga lands on the Switch this week.