Exercise! It’s the one thing that many of us just don’t do enough of, and even for those of us who do manage to fit some gym time into our schedules, the actual effort is a bit of a slog. Nintendo reckons that they may have a way to make exercise fun again, with Ring Fit Adventure.

Nintendo’s American division has decided to lay down the law on RomUniverse, which at first glance appears to be your usual vault of ROMs that users can grab and run through emulators.

There may be some rough edges, but for anyone looking for some fast-paced mobile suit action and who don’t mind a repetitive grind, Daemon X Machina is a big mech with cheese that’s worth sinking your teeth into.

EA no longer produces rugby games (although in hindsight that may be for the best), with the big egg having been dropped. So who’s picking up the ball this year? None other than Wellington based games developer Sidhe, who’ll be looking to score some points with Rugby Challenge 3. There’s no trailer for it yet, but here’s the list of features!

Having spent a bunch of time playing WRC 8, and remembering playing Codemaster’s DiRT Rally 2.0 at the start of the year, got me thinking that the sub-genre of rally racing is one of the last places you, a fan of driving games, can go for a proper single-player experience. We’re not going to get Need for Speed games like …

According to an official patent filed by Nintendo, the company is looking at creating Joycons with top-halves that can bend. For some reason.

Darksiders Genesis is focusing on action through a good old fashioned isometric plane, while juggling some co-operative gameplay for good measure. While Strife will stick to a distance and keep enemies at bay with his trusty sidearms, War is exactly how you remember him to be: An absolute tank on the battlefield who’ll chop demons down to size and keep them at bay. Here’s a look at him in action.

Celeste has one more DLC drop on the way, and this one will close the book on the beloved masterpiece.