NintendObserver’s select content on trailers.
NintendObserver’s select content on trailers.
The last time Capcom launched an actual brand-new game on Nintendo Switch was Mega Man 11 in 2018.
The Director's Cut launches exclusively on Nintendo Switch March 4, 2021.
Available on Nintendo Switch as soon as its Game Awards reveal.
A demo for Monster Hunter Rise will be available in January.
Capcom's lineup of "new" Nintendo Switch games at The Game Awards 2020.
Ce soir à 23h00, ne manquez pas la présentation du personnage par Masahiro Sakurai.
Reginn brings the Canto skill to Fire Emblem Heroes.
There he is, the final reveal.
Check the patch notes for more. A few known bugs are scheduled to be fixed in the future.
Kikunojo of the Lingering Snow.
I... I don't know, man, that Streets of Rage 4 seems a lot more serious.
Monster taming meets metroidvania.
Enter a new dimension where puzzle worlds collide.
There you are. Still missing Persona 5 on Switch though. That contract with Sony better expire soon enough... 🙄
Let Zoe teach you the ropes of the industry.
This title to me is a prime example of why most developers are not ready for the "next generation."
The trailer which weirdly enough was purchased by PlayStation the week before. 🧐
Wondering why NoA decided to post the trailer the next Monday right than at launch the Friday before. 🤔
Take on the role of the Creator, unlocking the mysterious connection between the two worlds, and creating a Hero to save them both.
You know, just because of London Philharmonic's performance for the game at The Game Awards -- and the amazing track they took inspiration from -- I'm going to end up playing this game.