DOOM on Nintendo Switch is a severely compromised visual experince, but even that struggles to take away from the bliss of being able to take the full demon slaying experience on the go with you.

Super Mario Odyssey isn't just a marvel in platforming and level design. It's a deeply rewarding, consistently surprising package, and an essential part of your Switch library.

Jydge is superb in its approach to a niche genre. It’s violent, it bends to your particular whims thanks to an onslaught of constantly available upgrades and it never takes itself too seriously as you dispense instant jystice.

I’ve clocked hundreds upon hundreds of hours farming for rare ‘Mons and earning my gym badges on the Nintendo 3DS. I’m gearing up to do all of that again with Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, although this time the grind feels rather…heavy. That’s because after six years, developer Game Freak is ready to take the core Pokémon series to a new platform.

Through Nintendo's sheer will of not wanting to share update information, you might have missed wireless audio being added in the system's latest update.

Nintendo’s Switch firmware 4.0 has launched, bringing with it some minor, but welcome additions - like save data transfer and video capture.

A few minor niggles aside, Fire Emblem Warriors has exceeded my admittedly low expectations. It’s a smart pairing of two franchises that ideally shouldn’t be together, but have come together as a compelling, and unusually zen action game.

DOOM finally has a release date for Nintendo Switch, and November is looking like a strong month for owners of the console who love their Bethesda titles.