Live A Live is alive! The “HD-2D” RPG arrives for Nintendo’s Switch this week, along with Gunvolt 3, Capcom’s latest Arcade Stadium, and more.

Prime Day is almost here, and Amazon’s Prime Gaming “Freeloading” event is still rocking. This month serves up Maniac Mansion, Fell Seal and more.

Monster Hunter’s latest installment takes the spotlight in this week’s Nintendo Download, along with Cuphead, Portal, and a bunch more.

A trio of events arrive for Fallout 76, with Test Your Metal, Eviction Notice, and Moonshine Jamboree. That’s plus Season 9, continuing Heart of Steel.

Not to be overshadowed by the glut of announcements on the general “Xbox” end of yesterday’s show, Bethesda had a few key titles on display.

It’s a Kirby kind of week for Nintendo fans, as the pink puffball’s N64 adventure returns. This time of course, it’s for Switch online.

Amazon’s Prime Gaming keeps on improving, and by more than the April lineup. Blizzard add-ons are coming, and Luna has a nice selection landing.

A wide spread of classic DC properties (and vocal talents) will be included when Constantine finds himself trapped in the House of Mystery.

Lo Wang is back once again, and this time is up against the apocalypse itself. Of course, it’s an apocalypse he brought on, but you get the drift.

Landing for the game next week, Season 2 of the Call of Duty: Vanguard era will deliver a big update with new multiplayer, Warzone, and zombies action.

A light week for big name new releases nonetheless brings a few possible gems to Switch with Sam & Max, Beyond a Steel Sky, and Danganronpa.

Amazon’s Prime Gaming is ending the year in style, with Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, Frostpunk, Journey to the Savage Planet, and lots more.

It’s Pokémon time once again for Switch gamers, with the arrival of Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, two huge holiday releases for Nintendo.

Limited Run Games brings Corpse Killer back to life for a new generation. So does one of the Sega CD’s campiest full-motion video games hold up?