Motion-controlled games are tough to crack, and almost impossible to perfect, but ARMS is hoping to be the first esport of its kind.

Things are shaping up for Nintendo's first esports showcase on the Switch at E3 next week! ARMS, their latest fighter, will be the platform for Nintendo’s very own esports tournament which will feature four competitive fighting game players against four members of the community

Voice chat is something that the Nintendo Switch still hasn't really tested. But just setting it up looks like a real mess of wires.

So what happens when two of my passions collide? You really don’t want to see that. What you do want to see though is Fire Emblem Warriors, which gives the series a more action-packed approach to combat as Japanese magazine Famitsu detailed this week.

Years back, Nintendo managed to nail the perfect formula for strategy on the go with Advance Wars. The setup was simple, the combat was addictive and the franchise spawned several excellent sequels that built on the foundation of the original cinematic 2001 game for the Game Boy Advance. You can thank the recent Fire Emblem games for the lack of new Advance Wars however.

“I know!” said D, as he giggled with glee. “I’ll write my own list of speculation, why tis the eve of E3!”. And thus it was written while he listened to podcasts of comedians from Great Britain, as he got to work on the gist of his list.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of ARMS's public beta this weekend, including times and install sizes.

Suddenly appearing in a sizzle reel for soon to launch Nintendo Switch games, it seems that Owlboy is soaring over to the hybrid console.