Nintendo Switch port of ‘Sky: Children Of The Light’ delayed to 2021

Fortnite-themed Nintendo Switch has been announced for release in October in select regions.The special Switch bundle was revealed by Nintendo Life, which has shared several details on the limited-edition run of the console, including its price, launch regions, and more.

Nintendo Switch exclusive, No More Heroes 3, has been delayed to 2021.Grasshopper founder and game director Goichi Suda took to Twitter to announce the news.

Nintendo has reportedly begun asking developers to make games 4K-ready, further suggesting at the possibility of a more powerful version of the Nintendo Switch.A new Bloomberg report about Nintendo’s production hike included a short, but telling, mention that the Nintendo Switch upgrade is more than just a rumour.

Frontier Developments has announced that Rollercoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition is returning to PC and bringing a Nintendo Switch port along with it.The return of the classic game is being published by Frontier Developments new games label, Frontier Foundry.

Nintendo has announced Super Mario 3D All-Stars, a collection of classic titles starring the famous mascot on Nintendo Switch.The collection was revealed to contain Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine and Super Mario Galaxy. Fans won’t have to wait long to pick up the bundle as it’s set to be released on September 18.The one caveat is that the game will be a limited-run title, meaning that the game will only be available physically and digitally until March 31, 2021.

Super Mario 3D World is being ported over to the Nintendo Switch with a brand new expansion.The game originally release on the Wii U and is now coming to the Nintendo Switch on February 12, 2021, bundled with new content titled Bowser’s Fury. A trailer gave a glimpse of this add-on which showed a dark, brooding landscape for Mario to explore.

Nintendo has released a surprise Direct, celebrating 35 years of its mascot Mario with an array of new game announcements for the Nintendo Switch.The Super Mario Bros. 35th Anniversary Direct outlined the company’s plans for Mario up until March 2021, with several announcements and long-rumoured games confirmed:The Super Mario Bros.

Psyonix has confirmed that gamers will not require PlayStation Plus or Nintendo Switch Online subscriptions to play Rocket League once it’s made free-to-play.Psyonix announced the news via a blog post on its website, revealing that once free-to-play is rolled out “PlayStation Plus on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch Online will no longer be required for online play on those platforms”.

Behaviour Interactive has announced that its asymmetrical horror game Dead By Daylight will be getting a next-gen upgrade and improved graphics over the year.The developer revealed on Twitter that Dead By Daylight will arrive on both PS5 and Xbox Series X later this year with improved graphics over current gen versions, 4K graphics and 60 frames per second.

Warner Bros. Games is no longer up for sale and has said to be “too valuable” according to a new report.Back in June, AT&T – the parent company who owns Warner Bros‘ various gaming studios – was looking to sell Warner Bros.

Nintendo has finally implemented an eShop function for the Nintendo Switch that gamers have long been asking for: Digital game pre-order cancellations.Gamers can now cancel games that they have pre-ordered digitally, and will not be billed upfront, like it has been since the Nintendo Switch launched in 2017.

Ubisoft Forward presentation is arriving next week, bringing an array of gaming news and reveals.Viewers can expect to watch the latest show on September 10 at 8pm BST and it can be watched from the Ubisoft Forward website.Amongst the selection of games being shown is Watch Dogs: Legion, Hyper Scape, and Rainbow Six Siege. It’s also been revealed that Immortals: Fenyx Rising will be at the show, which is the formerly known Gods & Monsters.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons reaches its September update, Nintendo have outlined what players can expect to find in-game during the beginning of the Fall season.In a brief video titled ‘Exploring September’, the new additions for the change in seasons for Animal Crossing: New Horizons were outlined, starting with a palette change. As the Summer period comes to a close, leaves on trees will begin to change colour to mark the start of Fall.

Obsidian Entertainment has released new gameplay footage from the highly anticipated Peril On Gorgon DLC for its sci-fi RPG The Outer Worlds.The developer revealed the new gameplay walkthrough during Gamescom 2020.

Bandai Namco’s upcoming horror-platformer, Little Nightmares II, is releasing early next year.Fans will be able to dive into the spooky adventure on February 11, 2021 when the title hits PC, PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. A next-gen version for PS5 and Xbox Series X is scheduled to release at a later date and those who own a previous version are eligible for a free upgrade.Players control Mono, a boy wearing a paper bag over his head who is trapped within a nightmarish world.

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Hello Games latest game The Last Campfire has finally arrived and is available for players to download now.The developer is most notably known for its work on No Man’s Sky, the procedurally generated sci-fi adventure which has grown exponentially since its release in 2016.

Fortnite has finally arrived, and along with it a new Marvel-themed launch trailer.The trailer for the new season, titled Nexus War, kicked off with Iron Man flying through the skies, before being abducted by a mysterious force.

Nintendo has dropped a new Direct Mini: Partner Showcase today (August 26), which delved into multiple third-party games coming to the Nintendo Switch.The 10-minute presentation packed over ten games into its short runtime, highlighting a range of titles, a heavy emphasis being on music-based titles.Kingdom Hearts: Melody Of Memory started off the proceedings, giving fans a new look at the new rhythm-based game in the franchise and Just Dance 2021 was also shown and is said to feature 40 hot new

Nintendo Switch could arrive as early as the first quarter of 2021, according to a new report.According to a new report from Taiwan’s Economic Daily News that was translated and brought to light by VGC, the upcoming version of the handheld/console hybrid will apparently be the long-rumored “pro” edition.It is said to launch during the first quarter of 2021, which would place its release around the fourth anniversary of the original Switch’s release.