Nintendo Switch

There was one massive game that saw release in May, and it’s nabbed our Game of the Month honors. It almost didn’t though, with an odd challenger.

Those classic Dungeons & Dragons RPGs on the way to consoles later this year are going to get some snazzy collector’s editions. Four of them.

A fighting game that’s accessible for both newcomers and genre veterans? That’s what Fantasy Strike will be aiming for when it arrives next month.

It’s another big week for Nintendo gamers, though basically just because of Super Mario Maker 2. Get ready to remake the Mushroom Kingdom again.

The return of the side-scrolling blastathon is almost here. Deep Silver and The Arcade Crew’s Blazing Chrome finally has a release date.

Dante and crew are here for Nintendo’s console. The original Devil May Cry from Capcom brings Nintendo’s Switch today.

The Switch Summer 2019 Release schedule is looking like wallet murder. Expected collateral damage: all our free time.

It’s a huge week for Nintendo fans with a trio of high quality releases. Crash Team Racing, Bloodstained, and My Friend Pedro all hit the Switch.

If you’re playing on any current platform besides Switch, you can pick up Bloodstained today. Nintendo fans will have to wait a bit longer.

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.