The island living simulator has beaten the US sales for every Mario and Zelda title, and only just trails behind Smash Brothers in lifetime copies shipped.

With millions of units sold, the Nintendo Switch is a device with no equal in its field. It’s also bloody hard to get your hands on lately, thanks to a combination of national lockdowns, production on new units grinding to a halt and absolute bastards buying all remaining stock so that they can resell them at an inflated price. What do you do, if you can’t find a Switch in the wild? You build your own one.

A new Nintendo handheld console that has not one but two displays? Sounds sort of familiar...

Ubisoft has announced that you can groove the fat away, provided that you own Just Dance 2020. Ubisoft says that owners can grab a free month of Just Dance Unlimited on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and Google Stadia, shaking your butt to the tune of of more than 500 Just Dance songs from past games.

Beneath the angst, probably blaming Slipknot for its existence and an edgelord aesthetic that hasn’t been seen since Linkin Park debuted their Hybrid Theory album, Hatred was…meh. It was serviceable stuff, it ran alright and it was pretty much a twin-stick shooter that didn’t have much going for it beyond it coasting on controversy. Said edgy content has pretty much been forgotten about in the years since it was released, a flash in the pan experience that few remember. And now it looks like it’s coming to Nintendo Switch.

In addition to the core five fighters in Streets of Rage 4 such as Axel Stone, Blaze Fielding and Adam Hunter , you’ll also be able to hit the angriest of roads with 12 pixel art fighters from the original trilogy of games. Fighters such as Max 'Thunder' Hatchett, Eddie 'Skate' Hunter, and Dr. Gilbert Zan. You can even play as Shiva and not need to hold the B button for a long-ass time after you beat him!

For as long as people have realised that Quake 3 Arena is more fun to play with a steering wheel and pedal setup, modders have been looking for unusual peripherals with which to play the most challenging games. Dark Souls is usually the flavour of choice for these experiments, with savvy technicians rejiggering everything from Guitar Hero instruments to Dance Dance Revolution mats to add an extra layer of challenge to From Software’s final Dark Souls masterpiece.

We waxed lyrical last year about just how dang good Disco Elysium was to play. An RPG where you stepped into the gumshoes of a washed out detective and then bolstered their skillset with strangely-specific mental conditions, Disco Elysium wasn’t just good to play but a bit of a looker as well. Right now, you can grab it on PC, PS4 or Xbox One. Not Nintendo Switch, no sir the best platform under the sun hasn’t been graced by developer ZA/UM’s masterpiece…yet.