No RPG elements here, except for one of the new modes.

A remake of one of the games that put Natsume on the map will blast into the Switch in the next few months.

Wild Guns Reloaded, the remake of Natsume's 1995 scrolling shooter, has been tabbed for a "early 2018" release on Switch. The original title released on the Wii U Virtual Console in late 2015.

Two more critically acclaimed action games for Switch.

Following the announcement of Dead Cells earlier today, two more indie hits will come to Switch.

Tribute Games have announced that their popular treasure hunting title Flinthook and side-scrolling shooter Mercenary Kings will come to Switch, with the latter arriving on February 6 in a "Reloaded... Read more...

The Steam Early Access hit is making its debut on all consoles this year.

One of Steam Early Access's biggest success stories is coming to Switch this year.

French developers Motion Twin have announced that their side-scrolling action RPG Dead Cells will release on Switch among other consoles in 2018. No further specifics about the release date are available, but it will be after the game leaves Steam Early Access. To date, the early version has sold over 600,000 copies.

Match Game: Square Enix tax in Canada is so disgusting, Ephraim tried to (blank).

Although by volume or price you'd think Lost Sphear is the big release of the week, this is a week where it's worth thinking smaller. Like with Celeste, the game that charmed us all with its appearance in the Nintendo Direct two weeks ago, but may have a big number of its own coming. Or maybe you're into possible lawsuit games, in which case ChromaGun came out on Monday.

No word on a possible appearance by a man dressed like a bat.

European Switch owners will have a chance to try one of the platform's first multiplayer battle arena titles this weekend.

Arena of Valor will be hosting its first beta for Europe this weekend, beginning at midnight UTC Saturday (8 p.m. Eastern time Friday) and running for two full days. Player data will not carry over from the beta.

An option for the memory-starved role player.

Darkest Dungeon will soon come to retail on Switch.

The Lovecraftian RPG which released on the Switch last week will release on a Switch card in March with the assistance of Merge Games. MSRP for the Switch edition will be $39.99 and the currently available DLC packs (The Crimson Court and The Shieldbreaker) will be included.

Good night, sweet prince. Or Prince.

After two years of questions, Miitomo will be closing its doors.

The communication app, Nintendo's first foray into the mobile market, will terminate service at midnight Pacific time on May 9. In-app purchases have been turned off as of today.

A full list of items affected by the closure is available on the game's microsite.

A big, wide, open-world of crafting and friendship.

Team 17 confirmed this morning that open-world life simulator My Time at Portia will be arriving on Switch later this year. Developed by Pathea after a successful Kickstarter campaign, My Time at Portia invites players to explore, harvest, craft, and develop relationships in their town. The game also... Read more...

Just need SteamWorld Tower Defense and we've got a bingo.

SteamWorld Dig 2 wowed audiences on Switch last year, and we'll soon return to where it all began.

In an interview recorded with Image & Form's Brjann Sigurgeirsson for an upcoming episode of the eShop Action Committee podcast, Brjann announced that the original SteamWorld Dig would release on Switch on 1 February barring unforseen circumstances. The game will be priced at $9.99.

On a full house of a day, it's a fuller house of games.

In the North American shops this week, Nintendo really wants you to think that the big game is the 3DS retail release du jour in Kirby: Battle Royale. But we all know the truth: The ability to absorb a foe in a single inhale is insignificant next to the power of Cthulhu. Hencem the big winner this week is Darkest Dungeon, launching on Switch with hopefully readable text in handheld mode.

How do you get to 4.8m Switches in ten months? The holidays help.

Nintendo has released numbers confirming December 2017 as their biggest hardware sales month in seven years in the United States.

Ahead of the release of the monthly US sales report from the NPD Group, Nintendo issued a press statement today confirming that more than 2.6m units of hardware were... Read more...

They'll get you running hot and cold.

In addition to the water, Switch owners will also be able to race on the snow next month.

Bigben Interactive will be publishing Snow Moto Racing Freedom on Switch next month. This will be the second racing game Bigben releases in February, with the first being Aqua Moto Racing Utopia which was announced last week.

Weird and exciting new ways to enjoy Nintendo Switch.

Nintendo has just announced Nintendo Labo, a new series of software, and cardboard accessories, coming to Nintendo Switch. Nintendo Labo kits combine do-it-yourself modular cardboard projects with special Nintendo Switch software to create items, or Toy-Con, that can be used or played with when combined with Nintendo Switch Hardware. Two kits are currently planned.

Nintendo plans to showcase something new.

Later today Nintendo will be showing off a "...new interactive experience for Nintendo Switch that's specially crafted for kids and those who are kids-at-heart."

The official reveal will be on Nintendo's YouTube page at 2 p.m. PT / 5 p.m. ET.

The critically acclaimed adventure title captures another platform.

One of 2017's most acclaimed games will hit Switch very early next month.

A listing for Night in the Woods appeared on Nintendo's web store and the Switch eShop in North America today purporting a January 18 release for the game. Finji, who are handling publishing duties for the Switch version, would later clarify the release date would be February 1.

Not the Showcase Showdown, a Scribblenauts Showdown.

Soon Switch owners will be able to summon whatever they wish.

WB has announced the first Scribblenauts game to hit a Nintendo platform in four and a half years today, as Scribblenauts Showdown will release on Switch March 6. The previous title, Scribblenauts Unmasked, released on Wii U and 3DS in September of 2013.

Some surprising additions, if only because they weren't in the program already.

The Nintendo Selects family will be adding some new-to-North America members in a couple of weeks.

February 5 will see Super Mario 3D Land, The Legend of Zelda: Link Between Worlds, and Ultimate NES Remix join the discounted line. New packaging will be released for the physical versions that will cost US$19.99/C$29.99, while the same prices will be applied to the digital versions.

Come on in, come to the place where fun never ends.

An upcoming version of an indie RPG success story will also be the first Switch title for a well known boutique publisher.

Mighty Rabbit Studios's hit Saturday Morning RPG will be coming to the Switch in the spring. Heavily inspired by cartoons of the late 1980s, the irreverent RPG originally debuted episodically on iOS in 2012 before following up with PC, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 releases.

Dust off your 3DS, it’s time to play good cop, bad cop with Pikachu.

Come March 23, Pikachu fans in the west will be able to explore the seedy underbelly of Ryme City in Detective Pikachu on 3DS.

Playing as the young Tim Goodman, you’ll partner up with gruff, battle hardened Pikachu as you investigate the disappearance of Tim’s father. Side-by-side, the two friends will be investigating clues and interrogate witnesses, including the many Pokemon that inhabit the city.

The Switch hits just keep on comin'.

A horror RPG hit on PC will mark its second anniversary by launching on Switch next week.

Darkest Dungeon, the side scrolling RPG from Red Hook Studios, will launch on the eShop next week. The base game will be US$24.99, with the game's current DLC "The Crimson Court" and "The Shieldbreaker" will be available for $7.99 and $3.99.