Pokémon TV brings classic ‘Pokémon’ episodes to Nintendo Switch

Nintendo of America has said it has “no plans” to cut the price of the Nintendo Switch, following the console’s standard model’s price drop in Europe earlier this week.In the UK, the standard Nintendo Switch has dropped from its original retail price of £279.99 to £259.99, while in Europe the new price appears to be €269.99 (down from €329.99), just under a month before the launch of the Switch OLED model.However, it appears that US fans hoping for a similar price drop are out of luck, according

Nintendo Switch owners can now use Bluetooth devices to listen to audio from the console, however some users are reporting technical difficulties in trying to do so.Nintendo‘s firmware update 13.0.0 has added Bluetooth functionality, meaning users can listen to audio through various wireless Bluetooth devices instead of wired headsets or through built-in speakers.Updating just ahead of the Nintendo Switch OLED’s release – which arrives on October 8 alongside a reduced price for standard Switch

Nintendo has confirmed that prices for the standard Switch console have been cut, making way for the upcoming OLED model.The standard Nintendo Switch has historically retailed at £279.99 and is now being found in stores and online for £259.99 in the UK.

PlatinumGames has said it would be interested in porting Star Fox Zero to the Nintendo Switch if Nintendo wanted to.Released on the Wii U in 2016, Star Fox Zero received some mixed reviews, primarily down to how the game used both the gamepad and the TV screen at the same time during gameplay.

Nintendo Switch OLED is due to arrive next month on October 8, but before that the original Nintendo Switch model could be getting a price drop.As reported in Nintendo Life, the source comes from Nintend’Alerts – a Twitter account with more than 80,000 followers that has reportedly “proven reliable and reputable in the past”.The account claims a price cut will take place next week in France, which will reduce the cost of the system from €329 (£280) to €270 (£230).

Saber Interactive has announced that zombie horde shooter World War Z is coming to the Nintendo Switch later this year.Originally released in 2019, World War Z is a co-op zombie shooter inspired by the film/book of the same name. Since then, the game has earned over 15million players, and its first major expansion is on the way.

Daemon X Machina is the next game that will be available to play for free as a one of Nintendo’s Game Trials, so long as players have an active Nintendo Switch Online Membership.Originally released in 2019, Daemon X Machina is a third-person shooter action game that puts players in command of a giant mecha. Developed and published by Marvelous for Nintendo Switch, it’s currently available to purchase from the eShop for £49.99.

Nintendo Direct is expected to take place sometime in September, as soon as next week.That’s according to reliable leaker Zippo, whose recent blog post dated August 23 claimed that the platform holder could be holding a broadcast “as early as next week” before an update (date not specified) indicated it would be this Wednesday or Thursday, or else the following week.As Nintendo has not made an official announcement, it would unlikely be this week since today (September 1) is Wednesday, when a

Game Boy titles may be appearing on the Nintendo Switch’s Switch Online service “really soon”, according to new rumours.The source, as spotted by Nintendo Life, is the latest episode of the ‘Nate the Hate’ podcast, where the “known insider” presenter speculates that games from Nintendo’s original Game Boy and its successor, the Game Boy Color, will be joining the subscription service as soon as September 2021.Switch Online is Nintendo’s answer to Xbox Live Gold or PlayStation Plus, allowing

Disco Elysium The Final Cut is coming to Xbox and Nintendo Switch consoles as the game gets rated for the platforms.Following the launch of Disco Elysium The Final Cut on PC, PS4, PS5 and Google Stadia earlier this year, the RPG from ZA/UM has been rated for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch.As of today (August 30) PEGI has officially rated the game 18+, as spotted by Twisted Voxel.

Techland has officially announced that the original Dying Light is coming to Nintendo Switch.Revealed at the end of its Dying 2 Know broadcast yesterday (August 26), Dying Light: Platinum Edition is the 2015 open-world survival horror game in its most complete form, including the full season pass that offers a whole suite of extra DLC beyond its base game that the developer said makes “100 hours of gameplay” for a single playthrough.The physical version of Dying Light: Platinum Edition, which

Jumanji: The Curse Returns brings back the iconic cursed board game in an upcoming co-op adventure game from Marmalade Games.Announced during Gamescom’s opening night, Jumanji: The Curse Returns is coming soon to both PC and Nintendo Switch.“Jumanji: The Curse Returns brings up to 4 players together to take on the game and face the creatures and plants it sends into our world.

Nintendo Switch.In the soon-to-be-viral clip, Fraser can be seen engrossed in the console while other participants join the virtual meeting.

WarioWare: Get It Together on Nintendo Switch.The demo contains a selection of ‘microgames’ that can be downloaded from the Nintendo Switch eShop here.Marking the first return of the series since 2018’s WarioWare Gold on the 3DS, Get It Together lets two players team up to tackle hundreds of quick and quirky microgames together.Are you ready for some microgame mayhem?

Disney Classic Games Collection is returning to the Nintendo Switch – this time, with The Jungle Book, too.Classic Disney games have appeared on the Nintendo Switch before. In fact, the Disney Classic Games: Aladdin & The Lion King came to the Nintendo handheld back in 2019.Now, the emulated Disney games are back as the same collection gets a new release.

Doom Slayers Collection is making its way to the Nintendo Switch with an expected release date of September 2.First spotted by VGC, the FPS collection has been listed on Best Buy, marking the first suggestion of the collection’s existence for the Nintendo Switch.The package includes Doom, Doom 2, Doom 3, Doom 64 and 2016’s Doom reboot, according to the retail listing. It’s priced at $49.99.

The Pokemon Company finally announced Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, the long-awaited remakes of the fan-favourite Nintendo DS games that dedicated Pokemon trainers have been waiting for since the release of Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire in 2014.These games will be the first in the mainline series – remake or not – to be developed by a studio other than Pokemon creators and wardens, Game Freak.

Pokémon Twitter page has announced that fans will learn more about multiple upcoming Pokémon games during next week’s Pokémon Presents.The Pokémon Presents will broadcast on Wednesday (August 18) at 2PM BST, and will bring fans more news on Pokémon Legends: Arceus, as well as information on the upcoming remakes of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.Fans can watch Pokémon Presents through the official Pokémon Youtube channel, where it will be streamed live next Wednesday afternoon.‼️Attention,

Famitsu, the entire Top 30 of their weekly Japanese games chart was claimed by Nintendo Switch titles over the week of August 2 – 8.

Splitgate developer 1047 Games has said that a Nintendo Switch port of the game is “part of the vision” although they haven’t yet started development.During a developer Q&A session on Twitch, 1047 Games’ CEO Ian Proulx said that they hadn’t yet started development on a Switch port but that it is “absolutely part of the vision” and that part of that vision is to get Splitgate “available on everything”.“We want to be available on mobile, Switch, I mean – everything,” he continued, although when