The Witcher 3 on Nintendo Switch Finally Gets Next-Gen Update's Best Features

Many Pokemon fans have been hoping against hope that the series’ Game Boy and Game Boy Advance era mainline entries will one day make their way over to Nintendo Switch Online, but while that still remains an elusive dream, The Pokemon Company and Nintendo are, at least, continuing to bring beloved spinoffs to the service, from Pokemon Stadium to Pokemon Puzzle League to Pokemon Snap. Now, two more have been added to that list.

Pokemon fans rejoice; two more classic Pokemon games are making their way out into the Nintendo Switch platform. If you enjoyed Pokemon over the years when it first gained its massive momentum, you’ve likely played these games. Announced today, both Pokemon Stadium 2 and Pokemon Trading Card Game are launching on the Nintendo Switch Online service. However, it’s still leaving some fans yearning for those original classic installments we enjoyed all those years ago.

Red Dead Redemption is finally headed to PS4 and Nintendo Switch, on August 17. No, this isn't a remake or that long-rumoured remastered version, but rather a port of the original 2010 game, and includes the Undead Nightmare zombie add-on. Rockstar Games' Western epic was originally launched on the PS3 and Xbox 360, after which it was made compatible to run on newer Xbox consoles via backwards compatibility. Double Eleven Studios — known for working on the Lego Harry Potter games and Minecraft Dungeons — is responsible for this new port, which they're calling a ‘conversion.' The studio was founded by ex-Rockstar developers.

Shortly after the announcement that fan-favourite open-world game Red Dead Redemption would be coming to PS4 and Nintendo Switch, fans of the game have voice their displeasure at the title getting released on the PS4 instead of modern consoles or PC.

After months of rumors, Rockstar Games announced that Red Dead Redemption is re-releasing for PS4 and Nintendo Switch on August 17th (with a physical release on October 13th). Retailing for $49.99 and handled by Double Eleven Studios, it features support for new languages like Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, and more.

Red Dead Redemption and Undead Nightmare are headed to Switch and PS4 very soon.

Rumours of Nintendo’s next generation console have been swirling for a while now, and more concrete details on the hardware and its launch have started emerging in recent weeks. Last week, a report by VGC’s Andy Robinson claimed that the console would be another hybrid similar to the Switch, feature an LCD screen rather than an OLED one, and would launch sometime in the second half of 2024, following which, prominent insider NateTheHate offered more details on it in his podcast.

While Nintendo's first-party titles might thrive on the console, third-party games are suffering due to its hardware limitations.

Amazon Independence Day Sale: Despite it being decades since their first gaming machines launched, the console wars between Sony and Microsoft still continue, with both companies fighting tooth and nail to establish themselves as the world's number one gaming console maker. The race has only become interesting with Nintendo entering the fray with their Switch console, and it is giving both the big giants a run for their money. Therefore, if you're looking for a gaming console to purchase, there are multiple options to choose from. With Amazon's Great Freedom Festival, their prices have plunged, and you can grab consoles such as PS5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch with huge discounts during the Amazon sale.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has leaked once more and Activision is officially in on the joke.

The Nintendo Switch is in the seventh year of its life, and leaks have claimed that Nintendo is planning to launch its next-gen successor in the second half of 2024, but for now, the Switch is continuing impressive momentum where its sales are concerned.

It's not often that the excellent Pro Controller for the Switch (and PC!) gets a discount.