Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon! It’s probably the same…but different. Same game, but different…but same. Seriously though, what’s really different? With just a scant few months to go before the next chapter in the Pokemon saga hits small screens on November 17, Nintendo needs to sell audiences on just why this latest iteration on last year’s latest generational title is worth getting your pokeballs excited.

The OJO protector for Nintendo Switch could end up being one of the best accessories for a console ever made. It's a portable Switch dock with a built-in projector.

Severed is another Nintendo Switch game that ditches the dock and only works in handheld mode, but the reasoning behind it is pretty sound.

In Injustice 2, there are at least two nods to Elm Street. One is in the Scarecrow’s gear, an obvious reference to the Fredora worn by the Springwood Slasher. The other? It's an Easter egg that only Fred-Heads wouldpick up on.

Stardew Valley is trucking along with development of multiplayer, and a few neat features are going to find their way into the mode when it launches sometime next year.

It’s a fun diversion, but I think that four years on it’s a case of too little, too late and Brain Training’s lost much of its charm. If you feel that information addiction’s gotten the better of you or that you need to improve your focus, Devilish Brain training may be worthwhile – but it’s both tedious and sparse.

Pikmin 4 may be the stuff of dreams for now, but Hey! Pikmin is more than ready to pick up that baton and introduce a new generation to Captain Olimar and pals. Challenging enough for the younger members of the family, Hey! Pikmin is a simple take on the franchise that is backed up by a vibrant palette and world to explore.

Kirby’s Blowout Blast is the very definition of short and sweet. It’s a lunchtime diversion, that doesn’t pack any surprises but does at least have a somewhat addictive speed-running nature if you’re not easily distracted.