Tag Archives: Nintendo

Even with all that’s happening in the world, the release schedule rolls on. This month sees quite a few releases, including a few major ones.

Well this is quite a week for Nintendo fans. All of the huge releases from 2K hit this week, along with Xenoblade, Shantae, Journey to the Savage Planet and more.

Surprise! Journey to the Savage Planet is available now (depending on where you are) on the Nintendo eShop. A retail release is on the way too.

What is this, Valentine’s? No, Nintendo is referring to Minecraft Dungeons with the title of this week’s Nintendo Download. It’s out next week.

Nintendo dropped a nice little surprise for Super Mario fans today, with the reveal of Paper Mario: The Origami King. The game hits the Switch this July.

Void Bastards arrives this week, along with a little more Five Nights at Freddy’s, Jay and Silent Bob, Pong Quest, Elder Scrolls Blades and more.

Streets of Rage 4 makes its long awaited arrival today on Switch, along with Book of Demons, and a… Splatoon… 2… demo?

Time to take up your sword and get ready for role-playing action on the Nintendo Switch, with the full 3D remake of Trials of Mana.

They saved the best for last. Nintendo’s final Super Mario Maker 2 update brings the ability to link courses with an over-map and more.

If you missed out on two of the most impressive indie action games of recent years, you’ve got a chance to get both in the Valfaris/Slain pack.

An arcade classic, Sega’s G-LOC offered up fast air-to-air combat action. Now the game will be flying onto Nintendo Switch as the latest Sega Ages title.

Locked away in your home? Then it might be the perfect time to let loose on the streets of virtual-Steelport in Saints Row IV: Re-Elected on Switch.

A monster amount of games were announced as heading to Nintendo’s Switch today, including BioShock, XCOM, and more Star Wars classics.

A pandemic can’t stop the Nintendo Download! That’s an especially good thing too, if you’re locked in your home. Pretty sure that’s the entire globe.

The Switch is no stranger to independently developed games, and yesterday’s “Indie World” Nintendo Direct showcased what’s on the way.