It’s one of the quietest weeks in Switch eShop history, with less than a dozen games due. We can only assume publishers believe Nintendo diehards are caught up in Switch 2 hype. First-person horror Y. Village – The Visitors is amongst the handful of games due, taking place in a mysterious village and featuring FMV …
It’s the Switch 2’s launch day! Fans wanted a more powerful system, and that’s exactly what Nintendo has delivered – with the Switch 2 being more of an evolution than a revolution. The system is said to be able to match the PS4 Pro, and word has it developers are happy with the specs. There’s …
The Switch 2 is just a week away, and there are more than enough new games on the eShop in the meantime to calm even the itchiest of trigger fingers. Reviews of the tactical RPG Fuga: Melodies of Steel 3 – boasting an emotional tale along with a new combat system – are starting to …
Capcom is back this week with another retro re-release. Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny, originally released on PS2 in 2002, has been long requested due to being a marked improvement on the already decent original. In fact, it became the best-selling entry in the series despite attempts at making Onimusha 3 more westernised. In addition to …
Back in 1996, Capcom surprised SNES owners with their 16-bit conversion of Street Fighter Alpha 2, giving them something exciting to play while waiting for the N64 – which was still a few months away. Skip forward to 2025 and Capcom are back at it, lining up Capcom Fighting Collection 2 and Onimusha 2 with …
The Switch 2 is out in less than a month, yet we’re still seeing software that pushes the original Switch. The comical potty-mouthed adventure High On Life is a good example of this, originally being a visually impressive shooter made with the Xbox Series in mind. Indeed, you may be wondering why this wasn’t lined …
May is looking sporadic for new Switch releases, and with the Switch 2 due on June 5th, this was perhaps to be expected. Next week sees the release of High On Life, while towards the end of May we can expect Capcom Fighting Collection 2, Onimusha 2, Monster Train 2, and Fantasy Life i: The …
PS5, Xbox Series and PC owners are currently getting lost in the colossal RPG duo Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered. Turns out the Switch isn’t without a smattering of RPGs this week either, if last week’s Lunar Remastered Collection wasn’t enough to be getting on with. Maliki: Poison of …
We’re mere hours away from the start of a long weekend. If you’re hoping to spend the next four days playing new Switch games, the ever-dependable eShop has you covered. RPG fans can jump into LUNAR Remastered Collection, which brings together two PS1/Saturn role players – Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete (1996) and Lunar 2: Eternal …
After a quiet couple of weeks, the Switch eShop finally has a spring in its step with several anticipated indies due. From the creators of the acclaimed Paradise Killer comes Promise Mascot Agency, an offbeat management sim with small-town drama and crime politics. Playing as an exiled yakuza member, you’re tasked with turning the titular …
We thought this week may be quieter than usual for the Switch due to yesterday’s Switch 2 Direct, but it seems that all the major formats have a quieter week. As usual, though, there are still a few games of note due out. Indie publisher Sometimes You has three games lined up, two of which …
The Switch eShop takes us back to the ‘80s and ‘90s this week, with a vast array of retro re-releases, retro remakes, and retro inspired gems. There’s even something special on the agenda never originally released outside of Japan. From Atari comes Breakout Beyond, developed by Choice Provisions. This brick breaking neon lightshow was once …
For reasons obvious, Nintendo has been quiet of late. Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition is only their second major release of the year, and just like Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, it’s a re-release of an older title – this time dating to the Wii U. Unlike DKCR HD though, this one has been long …
The anticipated Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition is just a week away, being one of the few first-party Switch titles Nintendo has released so far this year. If you’re looking for something to play before becoming engrossed in its 60+ hour journey, this week’s assortment of eShop titles likely holds a standout or two. We’ve …
The humble Switch misses out on the well-received duo of Two Point Museum and Split Fiction this week, despite previous entries being available on Nintendo’s platform. Considering both leave last-gen behind, with Split Fiction powered by UE5, it seems reasonable to suggest both will land of Switch 2 shortly after launch. There are plenty of …