Category: Switch
Now in the oven for Nintendo Switch, Pizza Simulator has been announced! It’s still in development from Gaming Factory S.A. (in case you didn’t catch that from the “oven” thing), but once the timer goes off players will be able… Read More »
Back in 2015, we posted at length about the Wii U title Adventures of Pip—and like many Wii U indie games, we assumed it had enjoyed its place in the sun and quietly disappeared along with many other indie exclusives… Read More »
Amplify Creations and Rising Star Games have announced that the Nintendo Switch edition of Decay of Logos will be pushed back to a September release, instead of releasing on August 29th as originally intended. The delay is meant to provide… Read More »
We’re three days away from the release of Astral Chain, the latest release from PlatinumGames and a Nintendo Switch exclusive… and early reports so far have been overwhelmingly positive. And if we had any doubts at all, well… forget about… Read More »
It was at E3 2019 that Square Enix revealed their plan to release Final Fantasy VIII Remastered on the Nintendo Switch (and other platforms), and rumors quickly began to spread about the possibility of a physical release for the beloved… Read More »
Large-handed gamers—or those of you who play your Switch a lot, or if you hands are bigger than a child’s, or… well, you get the idea—the time has come! Say goodbye to hand cramps and hello to the latest version… Read More »
Coming up next week from August 30th-September 2nd is PAX West 2019 in Seattle, and of course Nintendo will be bringing plenty of gaming content for attendees to get their hands on. Nintendo will have a wide selection of titles… Read More »
Although the current relationship between Nintendo and Microsoft is positive, it looks like Ori and the Blind Forest could wind up being the final Xbox title we see on the Switch. Microsoft provided a statement to GamesIndustry.biz yesterday about the… Read More »
One glance at a screencap from Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD and it’s clear that this game is intended to brighten up your day and make you smile—the colors, the textures, and the sprites are cartoony and inviting… and… Read More »
Although our First Impressions post about Streets of Rage 4 after PAX East stated the game was coming to the Switch—notably because of the Nintendo Switch icon at the Streets of Rage 4 booth—the game’s absence from Nintendo’s recent Indie… Read More »
