Nintendo Switch

If you haven’t seen the Super Mario Direct from earlier today — definitely take a look! Mario’s 35th anniversary is in full swing with new game announcements, promotions and …
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KOEI TECMO and developer Kou Shibusawa have announced that Nintendo Switch compatibility will accompany the release of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIV: Diplomacy and Strategy Expansion Pack that’s heading to North American gamers in early 2021.
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If you haven’t yet filled up the microSD card on your Switch, Nintendo is giving you plenty of fun, socially inclusive ways to do so. The company has announced the Share the Fun sale, allowing gamers to save up to 75% on select multiplayer titles through the Nintendo eShop.
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A Switch release of Pikmin 3 has been rumored for a couple of the months. Nintendo has now made it official, complete with a release date. Pikmin 3 Deluxe for Nintendo Switch will be available physically and digitally on October 30, 2020. Looks like you’ll be collecting juice for trick-or-treat since going door-to-door for candy will obviously not be a good idea.
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In our review of Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout last November, we gave the game an 8/10, saying it’s an enjoyable JRPG that will keep you busy for hours. Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy is now on its way to the Nintendo Switch, and this time it’ll keep you busy with an underwater dungeon.
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We loved Old School Musical for the Nintendo Switch, and we’re excited to see that Super Rare Games is releasing it as a limited edition physical game! 

Old School Musical …
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This music title’s been out for several months on PS4 and XB1, but the Switch port has a ways to go still. September 8th will be the day AVICII Invector …
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It’s been over a year since I demoed Sakura: Of Rice and Ruin at E3 2019, and I’m excited to see we finally have a Nintendo Switch release date. XSEED has announced that the action/simulation game from Edelweiss will be available November 10th in retail and digital editions.
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Developed by 3DClouds, King of Seas for Nintendo Switch aims to immerse gamers in “… a time of pirates, ferocious sea battles, hidden treasure and lost islands, all set in a stunning procedurally generated game world.”
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Exciting news as Nintendo Switch fans will soon have three SteamWorld games for the first time in physical form!

SteamWorld Dig, a game PN enjoyed the game on 3DS and Wii U, will …
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If you prefer for your heroes to not be so…digital, you’ll be pleased to know PlatinumGames and Nighthawk Interactive have announced The Wonderful 101: Remastered is now available physically in North America, and will arrive in Europe on July 3rd.
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As the week draws to a close, we welcome fresh content on the Nintendo eShop. This week’s Nintendo Download includes plenty of new games, including the puzzle styles of Pokémon …
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I’ve always found coding to be fascinating. I think it all started for me with WarioWare D.I.Y. on the DS. I loved creating my own microgames, but wished I could …
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You knew when you bought Animal Crossing: New Horizons on release day that it would be keeping you busy for quite some time, and Nintendo is not about to give you the summer off. On the contrary, they’ve just announced a series of free updates
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It may not include a 7″ single for Uncle Vic’s Space Invaders, but TAITO and Strictly Limited Games’ Space Invaders Invincible Collection will be bringing just about everything else to the Nintendo Switch on Sunday, June 28th.
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The Pokémon Company surprised fans with a long-requested sequel to Pokémon Snap on the Nintendo 64. The new Pokémon Snap is quite literally called, New Pokémon Snap. Nintendo and Pokémon …
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Fans who have been following the progress of Star Wars Episode 1: Racer on Nintendo Switch can officially restart the countdown. Aspyr has announced the new release date today via Twitter.
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Physical video games are becoming a thing of the past (sadly). Oddly enough, we’ve had to revert to the old days when we used these things called “memory cards”. Now, …
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