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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.

Dr Mario is expanding his practice on to mobile platforms next month for Dr Mario World. That means more viruses and more playable characters.

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.

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, …

Cats with mech suits? That seems like one of those things that could go either way. Gato Roboto nonetheless highlights what’s a pretty dim week.

We now live in a world where the latest Mario Kart game, Mario Kart Tour, can be interrupted by a Facebook message.

A big week for the Switch brings classic Resident Evils, Team Sonic Racing, and lots more. All that plus the virtual NES gets a trio of new titles.

With the game’s release coming soon, Nintendo is ready to talk more Super Mario Maker 2. A Direct will hit the net this week, and it’s a lengthy one.

A free inclusion with the Nintendo Switch’s online subscription service, Tetris 99 just expanded significantly. But of course, there’s a price.

The Saints Row series finally comes to the Nintendo Switch this week with one of the most popular games in the series – Saints Row: The Third.

Say what you want about the Switch’s online plan, but it’s not shy on NES games. Nintendo has quietly updated the console’s offerings to over 40.

After what seems like forever, Shakedown Hawaii finally arrives this week. That’s good, because there isn’t much else to talk about.