According to Epic, "Erebus" was in fact code for the Switch version of Fortnite and not a next-generation console.

Where there's smoke, there's Diablo. And Blizzard have finally revealed that thier landmark Action RPG is heading to the Nintendo Switch later this year.

Dark Souls Remastered has been missing from the Switch lineup since its delay earlier this year, but be prepared to praise the sun during the already busy October.

Nintendo Labo's new kit is all about controlling vehicles on land, sea, and air. But will it be giving the bustling creator space something new and exciting to work with?

If your Switch hasn't been getting some love over the past few months, a whole host of indie games that have been highly acclaimed are heading to the portable console next week.

Captain Toad Treasure Tracker finds new life on the Nintendo Switch, proving that hardware is sometimes just as important as software with a more suitable platform to support its rapid-fire puzzles adventures.

Torch Man! He’s a robot master…with a torch! And we’re not talking the kind of illumination that relies on double-A batteries in Mega Man XI, but the kind of villain whose light comes from a more primal source: FIRE! The next Mega Man game may be adding a few modern touches to its classic gameplay, but the idea of battling stage by stage through several bosses is one aspect of the franchise that’ll never fade away.

Octopath Traveler is a beautiful and modern JRPG that stays true to its roots. It can feel repetitive at times, but the amazing combat, heartfelt stories and extraordinary soundtrack counteracts its structural issues in almost every way. This is a definite must-play for Switch owners.