The very best Switch games ever.
Happy 8th birthday to the Switch! We’re republishing this list to celebrate eight years of Nintendo’s hybrid console — after all, what better way to celebrate than by playing the best games on the console, right?
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Is the Prince returning?
There have been multiple times during the Switch generation where Bandai Namco has trademarked a certain game or series and has actually gone on to officially announce something.
With this in mind, it’s been discovered the Japanese publisher recently filed a trademark for ‘Once Upon a Katamari‘ in Europe towards the end of last month. The more recent Katamari releases, where you roll up everything in sight, have been remasters – so there’s a chance this latest trademark could lead to something new.
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Update: Launching this August.
If you played the Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles video game and were wondering when Tanjiro and his demon-slaying buddies would be returning, we’ve got an update.
Aniplex has announced the second chapter of this game – officially titled Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles 2. It will be playable at Japan’s Jump Fest this year (taking place between 21st and 22nd December 2024). The second chapter will cover the Entertainment District Arc and follow through to the Hashira Training Arc.
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The time has come for another Catch-up Crew mission, a regular assignment that sees cadets playing games for the first time – games long since played by other officers. Through their eyes, NL’s senior staff gain fresh insight and a better understanding of not only those classic games, but also ourselves. Mainly the games, though.
Today, we visit a 32-bit installation with Metal Gear Solid. For anyone looking to (re)play along, it’s available on Switch as part of the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Version Vol. 1, or as a standalone download.
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Good news, Hero.
At the beginning of February, Square Enix announced it would be “temporarily removing” Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age – Definitive Edition from the Switch eShop to make some “minor adjustments to the store listing.
In an update on social media, the official Dragon Quest account has now confirmed the game has made its digital return on Nintendo’s hybrid platform, and it’s now available at a “permanently reduced price” of $39.99/ £34.99/ €39.99.
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A new challenger has appeared!
Pokémon Champions was one of the major announcements during the latest Pokémon Presents broadcast and we’re still learning all sorts of things about it.
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Super Soccer will “no longer be available”.
Following yesterday’s update about the removal of Super Formation Soccer from the Switch Online Super Famicom service in Japan, Nintendo has now confirmed the local version of the game will also “no longer be available” later this month.
The official game page for Super Soccer on the Switch Online Super Nintendo service notes how this title will be removed from this digital game library on 27th March 2025 (or 28th March, depending on your location). The title is listed as a Spike Chunsoft release.
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Super Soccer will “no longer be available”.
Following yesterday’s update about the removal of Super Formation Soccer from the Switch Online Super Famicom service in Japan, Nintendo has now confirmed the local version of the game will also “no longer be available” later this month.
The official game page for Super Soccer on the Switch Online Super Nintendo service notes how this title will be removed from this digital game library on 27th March 2025 (or 28th March, depending on your location). The title is listed as a Spike Chunsoft-licensed release.
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A pirate’s life for me.
After a pretty meaty delay (happy end of the week, everyone!), we finally have an updated look at the UK physical gaming charts, and it’s a relatively quiet one for Nintendo.
A couple of new releases have squeezed their way into the top 40 this week, with Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii snatching silver and Dog Man: Mission Impawsible landing in 28th.
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Gotta rank ’em all.
We’re celebrating Pokémon Day 2025, which took place on 27th February 2025, by republishing this list of the best Pokémon games of all time. Don’t forget, you can get ranking down below, too.
Ranking the best Pokémon games is no easy feat given that many of them are considered among the best games of their particular hardware generation. Then you have to consider just how many spin-off Pokémon video games have hit the gaming world over the last 30 years or so!
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