“It’s Meat Boy like never before”.
If you’ve played any of the Super Meat Boy games previously, you might be interested to hear a brand-new 3D game is arriving in 2026.
In an update this week, developer Sluggerfly and the game’s publisher Headup have now confirmed a Switch 2 version. While Super Meat Boy 3D does approach the brutal platforming action from a different perspective, the core gameplay remains intact.
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Coming 2027.
As part of the 30th anniversary Pokémon celebrations, Game Freak lifted the lid on its new mainline game Pokémon Winds & Waves.
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1025 to 1.
And here we are, after nine Pokémon polls covering every generation, it’s time for the showdown: Who will you choose as the very best Pokémon ever?
Today, we present the winning Pocket Monster from each of our previous polls (now closed) for the final nine-way battle to find out the overall Pokémon champion.
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War never changes.
When Skyrim featured in the Switch reveal trailer back in 2016, it was a statement of intent for the system. This was a big title in every sense of the word, and for the first time, Nintendo-only console owners could step into a Bethesda RPG and take it on the go, too. Sure, it was yet another version of a terminally re-released game, but it was also a key selling point for Switch.
Fallout, the post-apocalyptic sister series to Elder Scrolls, has never had a mainline entry on Nintendo hardware. Aside from the vault management sim Fallout Shelter back in 2018, Nintendo players have largely missed out. That makes the release of Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition on Switch 2 worthy of real fanfare.
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REplay.
With another busy month in the world of Nintendo behind us, the weekend is finally here.
There was plenty of juicy news this week, as we saw Balatro arrive in an all-new Switch 2 version (RIP our spare time), Nintendo continued to release waves of updates, the 3DS turned 15, and that’s not to mention everything we heard in the annual Pokémon Day Presents showcase.
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Capcom has done it again.
Capcom has done a great job with the Switch 2 port of Resident Evil Requiem, but if you’re still debating about it and the PlayStation 5 release, you’ve come to the right place.
We’ve shared a side-by-side comparison of the game running on the Switch 2 and the PS5 Pro, and as you can see, the wizards behind other Switch 2 ports like Street Fighter 6 have done it again!
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Whaddayabuyin’?
If you’ve had your eye on a Switch 2 Pro Controller but haven’t yet pulled the trigger (they’re not cheap, granted), you’ve probably also had your eyes on the new Resident Evil-themed one.
Well, Nintendo kindly sent one over to Nintendo Life Towers and we can confirm that it is indeed a Switch 2 Pro Controller — a pad we absolutely love — now with some pleasantly subtle RE-detailing. What’s not to like?
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Let the decision wash over you.
We’ve got at least a year until Pokémon Winds & Waves comes to Switch 2’s shores, but we’re already thinking about the game’s first big question — which starter will you pick? And, we’ve got to be honest, Generation 10 put a particularly tough choice in front of us.
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Need some h-elpis?
Welcome to our Resident Evil Requiem Guide hub!
Here, we’ll take you through some of the key collectibles in the game alongside the tricky puzzles you’ll come across while exploring the eerie Rhodes Hill Care Center. If you’re curious about how long Requiem takes to beat, we’ll also spill the beans there too.
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