Warframe Nintendo Switch Release Date Announced
Warframe is coming to Nintendo Switch on November 20. The release date was announced during today's Nintendo Direct.
Warframe was announced for Switch earlier this year. Digital Extremes and Panic Button, the studio behind Doom and Wolfenstein II's Switch versions, are developing the port.
The free-to-play hit currently boasts 38 million players.
For more, check out IGN's Warframe review.
Jordan is a news writer for IGN.
Warframe Nintendo Switch Release Date Announced
Warframe is coming to Nintendo Switch on November 20. The release date was announced during today's Nintendo Direct.
Warframe was announced for Switch earlier this year. Digital Extremes and Panic Button, the studio behind Doom and Wolfenstein II's Switch versions, are developing the port.
The free-to-play hit currently boasts 38 million players.
For more, check out IGN's Warframe review.
Jordan is a news writer for IGN.
Animal Crossing’s Isabelle Joins Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
During a Nintendo Direct today, Nintendo announced that Isabelle from Animal Crossing will be a playable fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
A teaser for Isabelle featured attacks for Isabelle including a fishing rod, thrown pot, a bucket and more.
Alongside Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's full debut at E3, Nintendo announced that the game will feature every fighter in franchise history. Since then, Nintendo has revealed additional new characters (and echo fighters, who mimic existing characters' movesets) including Daisy, Ridley, Simon Belmont and Richter Belmont, King K. Rool, Chrom, and Dark Samus.
Animal Crossing for Nintendo Switch Announced
After months and months of hoping from fans, Nintendo has finally confirmed Animal Crossing is coming to Nintendo Switch. It will be released in 2019.
Nintendo initially faked out fans during the Nintendo Direct with an introduction video from Isabelle from the franchise, which led to the announcement that Isabelle will be a fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The Direct then segued to a message from Tom Nook, showing his support for Isabelle's fighting career.
But more than that, the announcement trailer made sure to note that Tom had to make sure everyone had a place to return to after all the fighting and camping from Smash and Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.
Animal Crossing for Nintendo Switch Announced
After months and months of hoping from fans, Nintendo has finally confirmed Animal Crossing is coming to Nintendo Switch. It will be released in 2019.
Nintendo initially faked out fans during the Nintendo Direct with an introduction video from Isabelle from the franchise, which led to the announcement that Isabelle will be a fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The Direct then segued to a message from Tom Nook, showing his support for Isabelle's fighting career.
But more than that, the announcement trailer made sure to note that Tom had to make sure everyone had a place to return to after all the fighting and camping from Smash and Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.
Nintendo Confirms Yoshi’s Crafted World, Shows Off New Gameplay
Nintendo has confirmed that their newest Yoshi title will be called Yoshi's Crafted World and will be released on the Nintendo Switch in Spring of 2019.
Announced at E3 2017, Yoshi's Crafted World is set in a very artistic and hand-crafted world with "household items like boxes and paper cups."
Nintendo revealed more gameplay in its Direct today and showed off the different ways Yoshi will interact and move with and around the game world.
Yoshi has the ability to go forward and backward through a level and flip perspective to conquer challenges, gather all the collectibles, and reach the goal.
Cities Skylines Coming to Switch Today
Cities: Skylines Nintendo Switch Edition is coming to the Nintendo Switch today, with previously released DLC included.
DLC includes the major updates Cities: Skylines After Dark and Cities: Skylines Snowfall. In the game and its updates, you play as mayor, building your city, improving quality of life for citizens, energizing businesses and stimulating growth. The game can be found on the Nintendo eShop today.
Cities: Skylines was originally released in 2015 on PC and Macs, and later came to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2017.
In our review of Cities: Skylines, we called the game “Great,” saying "It’s a really impressive and often beautiful simulation, where an amazing number of virtual people go about their business across a huge swath of land."
Cities Skylines Coming to Switch Today
Cities: Skylines Nintendo Switch Edition is coming to the Nintendo Switch today, with previously released DLC included.
DLC includes the major updates Cities: Skylines After Dark and Cities: Skylines Snowfall. In the game and its updates, you play as mayor, building your city, improving quality of life for citizens, energizing businesses and stimulating growth. The game can be found on the Nintendo eShop today.
Cities: Skylines was originally released in 2015 on PC and Macs, and later came to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2017.
In our review of Cities: Skylines, we called the game “Great,” saying "It’s a really impressive and often beautiful simulation, where an amazing number of virtual people go about their business across a huge swath of land."
NES-Style Controllers Coming to Nintendo Switch
NES-style controllers are coming to Nintendo Switch.
Announced during today's Nintendo Direct, the controllers will be compatible exclusively with the "growing library" of NES games offered through Nintendo Switch Online — and the controllers themselves will only be available to purchase for Switch Online subscribers, according to Nintendo.
Wireless NES controllers for Nintendo Switch
NES-Style Controllers Coming to Nintendo Switch
NES-style controllers are coming to Nintendo Switch.
Announced during today's Nintendo Direct, the controllers will be compatible exclusively with the "growing library" of NES games offered through Nintendo Switch Online — and the controllers themselves will only be available to purchase for Switch Online subscribers, according to Nintendo.
Wireless NES controllers for Nintendo Switch