You can finally download the Nintendo Switch online multiplayer app. It’s useless right now, but available to download in anticipation of Splatoon 2.

Splatoon's addictive gameplay formula is more refined in this Switch sequel, but it's biggest issues have also made the journey between console generations.

Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2 hits the Nintendo Switch later this year, porting over the three-dimensional fighting game to that system and hopefully rocking all of the graphical dragons in the process. If XenoVerse 2 can succeed on that system, then perhaps a port of next year’s Dragon Ball Fighter Z isn’t too far off.

Elegant, stylish and functional. Splatoon 2's newest weapon on the block won't just keep you dry in a storm - it might give you an entirely new competitive edge.

Business is constantly in flux, evolving and adapting to suit the needs of the people who don’t yet realise what they want. How do your survive in such a turbulent environment? You could do research, learn the market trends or imitate your competition. Or you could shove a loaded pistol in their face and just scarper away with their business. That’s the idea behind Shakedown: Hawaii, which stars you as an aging CEO in pastel shorts who decides to modernise his business empire.One bullet at a time of course.

Splatoon 2's single-player mode lends itself to the best way in which you can play your Switch - in short bursts while on the go.

There are claims floating about that suggest that hackers have gained Kernel access to the Nintendo Switch, paving the way for hacks, homebrew – and very probably, piracy.

Before its release, many consumers (and game publishers!) looked at Nintendo’s Switch with a cautious, sideways glance. That’s fair, given how the company’s previous console, the Wii U, could rightly be called a monumental failure. The Switch is, however, doing exceedingly well.