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Nintendo announced this morning that Pokémon fans will be able to visit the Galar region and meet Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble when Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield are released for Nintendo Switch later this year.
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Available now through a major update from Nintendo, Happy Homeroom is a mini-game that allows Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp players to showcase their interior design skills.
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If you’ve seen The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part and are looking for a way to return to Apocalypseburg and the Systar System, the Stairgate is now open (digitally) for Nintendo Switch gamers.
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Pokémon competitors and spectators alike will be converging on Columbus, Ohio, and Washington D.C. for the Pokémon North America International Championships and the Pokémon World Championships this summer.
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Nintendo announced a slate of great new games during their February 13th Nintendo Direct, but what about games you want to play now? The good news is that there’s plenty to keep you occupied until your game of choice is available for purchase.
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At its core, Airheart is a game in which you fly around collecting items and shooting down bad guys. Unfortunately, too many other elements get in the way for me to recommend this title to Switch gamers.
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Treasure Stack is a puzzle-platforming party game from developer PIXELAKES that “…fuses the pulse-pounding pressure of a falling block puzzle game with grapple-powered platforming…” and it’s coming to Nintendo Switch on March 1st.
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Golf Peaks for Nintendo Switch is less about walking the fairways and more about conquering a mountain. It’s less about swinging a club and more about using action cards.
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If you’ve ever thought JRPGs are too-often limited to four to eight adventurers, keep reading; Alvastia Chronicles for Nintendo Switch offers more than 100.
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Nintendo Switch gamers certainly have plenty to look forward to throughout the rest of 2019. To help you plan your annual budget we’ve put together this quick list of the games covered in today’s Nintendo Direct, ordered by their projected release date.
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Today’s Nintendo Direct certainly delivered for Fire Emblem fans, but not all the news was good. Originally planned for release this spring, Fire Emblem: Three Houses for the Nintendo Switch has been delayed until July 26th, 2019.
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Perfect for Valentine’s Day gaming, Degrees of Separation for Nintendo Switch weaves in the different stages of a relationship amidst a touching narrative delivered through cooperative gameplay.
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Designed to provide “fast arcade baseball fun,” R.B.I. Baseball 19 will allow sports gamers at all levels to spend an afternoon at the ballpark when the game is released on March 5th.
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If you’ve been looking for more information on Fire Emblem: Three Houses, then the February 13th Nintendo Direct is ready to share the love.
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We don’t yet have all the details for the Pokémon Europe International Championships, but we at least know where they’ll be held.
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Nintendo Switch gamers looking for a rogue-lite adventure will want to visit the City of Brass this weekend. Just released today by the BioShock veterans at Uppercut Games, City of Brass is a first-person shooter inspired by Arabian Nights.
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The strategic, eight-player, arcade/action platformer will arrive in the third quarter of this with a simultaneous Nintendo Switch / PC release.
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Whether you’re still looking to buy a Nintendo Switch or are trying to convince a buddy to pick one up, Nintendo has announced a new deal to push you along. Starting February 15th, Nintendo Switch retail purchases will come bundled with a $35 Nintendo eShop download code.
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