Tag Archives: Nintendo Switch

Metroid Prime is a faithful adaptation of the 2D series, and I’m only just joining the rest of the world in realizing it.

Is this a rant, review, or something between the two of Fire Emblem Engage? I’ll let you be the judge.

Advance Wars is back and better than ever. Players can enjoy the first two games now rebuilt from the ground up with brand new visuals.

Getting older is a funny thing. Your joints hurt, your memory fades, coupons appear out of thin air and the food you once enjoyed now makes a 40-yard dash to your colon. It’s not all bad though, with age and experience comes maturity and humility. The ability to look back …

A selection of great looking indie games was revealed at yesterday’s Indie World presentation. That includes a big surprise with House of the Dead.

The green light is lit and FIA World Rally Championship’s official game is now available for Nintendo’s Switch. Check out WRC9 in action.

Deadly Premonition 2 arrives on the Switch this week, along with Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2 and Donkey Kong Country.

After a quite spot last week the Nintendo Download returns with a new selection of titles, including possible sleeper in Project Warlock.

Remastered and out now for Nintendo’s Switch is Krome Studios’ relaunch of the PS2 action/platformer Ty the Tasmanian Tiger.

Another winning week for Limited Run Games, who has a great lineup for this Friday. It’s highlighted by a Switch version of Divinity: Original Sin II.

Neither Plusle nor Minun has made the cut in Pokemon Sword and Shield.

Not really a case, Nintendo’s newest protective solution for the new Switch Lite should keep your screen scratch-free while you game on the go.

An unusually packed July left us with quite a few solid games to pick from for Game of the Month. In the end, a returning fave took the gold.