Echo Location: Some blue goo and a new goddess, too

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Switch, Features

We’re diving deep with our Echo speculation this week, bringing in two Sakurai related series for your consideration. There will be no better opportunity to do that with the mastermind pulling out all the stops to make this upcoming title the biggest Super Smash Bros. of them all. Last week…

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Forgotton Anne heading to Switch in 2019

Author: Tom Brown
Categories: News, Switch

The anime-inspired adventure game Forgotton Anne is making its way to the Nintendo Switch in 2019, the Square Enix Collective has revealed.   We’re so excited to announce that we’re bringing the outstanding @ForgottonAnne to Nintendo Switch across Western territories in 2019! Moredetails soon… pic.twitter.com/wx9Ikvk4wI — Square Enix Collective (@SQEXCollective)…

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Last Week in Smash: A new Pro Controller enters the fray

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Switch, News

Ever since its full E3 2018 reveal, Nintendo has been supplying daily updates to the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate website. Fighter spotlights, Assist Trophies, Pokémon, new music, and more are all being shown off to get you ready for the biggest crossover around! Let’s have a look at what Nintendo…

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Nintendo Wire’s September 2018 Preview

Author: Logan Plant
Categories: News, Mobile, Switch

  Happy September, Nintendo fans! As summer begins to transition into fall, plenty of new titles are preparing to hit Nintendo systems. Let’s roll right in to our September preview! September 6th To kick off the month, we have a couple of exciting indie hits headed to Switch. Gone Home,…

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Review: Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate on Switch

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Reviews, Switch

Despite not starting on Nintendo consoles, Monster Hunter has built up a relationship with the company, with the 3DS in particular home to the series for almost a decade now. Even though its latest release (the massively popular Monster Hunter World) isn’t abiding by that, Switch owners finally have a…

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Impressions: Salt and Sanctuary on Switch

Author: Jaxson Tapp
Categories: Switch, Features

Up until recently, I had never been one for side-scrolling adventure games. Metroid had never appealed to me, and as fun as it was watching my uncle play through different Castlevania games, I could never really get into them on my own. I dabbled a bit with Samus Returns last…

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New Super Mario Party gameplay footage

Author: Lauren Ganos
Categories: Switch

Nintendo teamed up with Yoiko to bring you new gameplay footage of Super Mario Party in this latest video. Even though the dialogue is in Japanese, you can still get a clear look at some of the minigames while using Joy-Con, along with a closer view of what it’s like…

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The Caligula Effect: Overdose gets a story trailer

Author: Tom Brown
Categories: News, Switch

In early 2019, NIS America will be bringing The Caligula Effect: Overdose overseas to the Nintendo Switch. The game, which was previously published by Atlus on the PlayStation Vita, follows several teenagers who discover their seemingly perfect high school life is anything but. Check out the latest story trailer below:…

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Rayman enters the ring in Brawlhalla

Categories: News, Switch

The limbless hero Rayman has been on many fans’ Super Smash Bros. Ultimate fighter wishlists. Blame Omni Jacala, creator of Smashified, and his impressive fake back in 2015 or your love Rayman’s adventures, but seeing the kung-fu fighting hero in any official fighting game would be a treat. Enter Blue…

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