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Not only did today’s Nintendo Direct not dwell on already-announced games, but there were some genuine surprises.

MORTAL KOMBAT. After months of waiting, Mortal Kombat 1 makes its way to retail this week, including the Switch.

Cartoony 80s-themed actioner Mythforce finally lands this week, along with NBA 2K24, Bomberman, Gunbrella and more.

A trio of new console bundles will be making their way to retail for prospective Switch owners, with one being pretty familiar.

If you missed today’s Nintendo Direct, you missed the deepest look yet at the all-new 2D adventure, Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

Sega’s Samba de Amigo returns this week, along with the impressive-looking neo-retro RPG Sea of Stars, and Blasphemous 2.

Lots of great stuff has hit the Switch this past week, with more in the days to come, like today’s Red Dead, and Vampire Survivor.

For fans of Advance Wars, the franchise’s return has been a long time coming. The most recent title, Advance Wars: Days of Ruin, came out on Jan 21, 2008. Over 15 years ago. And while that compares favorably to the likes of F-Zero (coming up on 20 years since F-Zero …

Wrestling-fueled RPG WrestleQuest makes its long awaited arrival on Switch this week, along with Tiny Thor, Brotato, and more.

Hailing from the Game Boy Color, The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons have arrived for Switch Online subscribers.

Disney Illusion Land makes its arrival on Switch this week, along with Double Dragon Gaiden, and a ton and half of smaller releases.

At long last, Pikmin 4 arrives this week for the Switch, along with Might & Magic – Clash of Heroes, Nobunaga’s Ambition, and plenty more.

A slim week for new games on Switch brings fans parts 1 and 2 of the supernatural adventure Oxenfree, as well as a small assortment of other releases.

Get ready to party down, as Everybody 1-2 Switch arrives this week, along with Tomb Raider, AEW: Fight Forever, Enclave HD, and Ghost Trick.