Dontnod's mixed blood-sucking adventure, Vampyr, is making the jump to Nintendo Switch in the very near future.

This year, the grind might be easier for players. Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee/Pikachu scales back the action, giving players the choice of two games: Traditional battling and Pokémon capture that’s straight outta Pokémon Go. There’s also far fewer Pokémon to catch, a mere 151 of the fellas to add to your Pokedex as opposed to the hundreds and hundreds of other pocket critters that are sitting in my Pokémon Bank right now. Does that make Pokemon’s traditional endgame a more diminished affair? Not exactly.

The upcoming spiritual successor to Nintendo’s massively underrated Advance Wars series has been teasing a tentative release date for ages now, with an eye on late 2018 originally in the pipeline. According to developer Chucklefish, you’re going to have to wait a little bit longer for some quality turn-based strategy.

We’ve got three virtual tickets to give away, and entering the contest is easier than facing me in a game of Hearthstone. Why does my deck consist of nothing but Acidmaw cards, this makes no sense…

Much like many many other LEGO games, LEGO DC Super Villains has an entire multiverse worth of characters to collect, unlock and play around with. Some can be found, others can be bought and a bunch more can be straight up added to your roster with a little of the ol’ cheat code magic. From classic Kneel Diamond obsessed antagonists such as General Zod to more obscure threats such as Clock King, there’s a whole lot of mischief just waiting to be found.

Pokémon Let’s Go wants to offer the players of today a breezier return to the Kanto region and avoid dragging them down with any unnecessary gameplay that could result in boredom.

Zen Studios and their mania for the art of pinball has resulted in history finding the perfect home. The classics that Williams produced, are making a comeback and looking better than ever.

I do hope there’s more to come from FIFA in the years ahead, but for now it’s more of a fun-to-have rather than a must-have for Nintendo Switch owners.