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It's not everyday that one company launches multiple game packages on the Nintendo Switch, but 2K is doing just that with a Borderlands Collection and BioShock Collection. At this time, we at GamesReviews are uncertain if we will have reviews for you, but hopefully we can update this to say we will soon! But for now, let's jump into what is releasing this week!

Anyone that has played Animal Crossing knows the game is meant to be a slow burn. There are only so many bugs and fish to catch each month, only so many rocks to hit each day, only a percentage odds that a unique character will be stopping at your island. For example - Redd was introduced quite a while ago now, and I've had him at my island...twice...in almost a month. It's a slow burn, and we all accept that.

April 2, 2020. One week into the kids staying home due to the pandemic we found a new pass time: the entire family in Animal Crossing: New Horizons for the Nintendo Switch.

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions hurtles onto PlayStation®4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via STEAM® on August 28, 2020, bringing explosive soccer matches in the beloved anime world of Captain Tsubasa!

With E3 and other major gaming conventions being cancelled around the globe, online events have slowly begun rolling out, making big game announcements and showing off new technologies. Last weeks announcement that Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 and 2 were being bundled together in a new package highlighted another question that has been bugging me for weeks, if not months - when it comes to available software, is the Nintendo Switch that much different than the Nintendo Wii U?

I've often visited my local game store to purchase or pickup games, and always bypass what I use to consider the "suckers" section of the store. You know it - the place where they put those thumb grips, silicon sleeves, decals, etc. The area where you spend money on things people don't need. I was a complete skeptic. Thankfully, Kontrol Freek decided to test the skeptic in me, and send along thumb grips for both Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and while I'm not here to tell you they are must own products, having them has been a decent improvement in my overall ...

Well, I never did play Journey. And now our TV is not working and so I’m playing a lot of the Nintendo Switch in portable mode. Mostly New Horizons but some Tetris 99 too. That said there are six upcoming first and third party games from May till July that I can’t wait to play on the Switch. So yes, its list time! These are the six upcoming games from May-July that I can’t wait to play: 1. Paper Mario:…

With the announcement of the new line of Super Mario toys coming to LEGO form, Nintendo and LEGO announced today that 4 new power-up packs are going to be available, alongside the base game, on August 1st, 2020.

Thanks to our good friends at Stonemaier Games, we had the fantastic opportunity to play Charterstone, a legacy board game experience spread over 12 campaigns. You and your friends have been dropped into the world of Charterstone, and are required to build a charter in the name of the Forever King. As you play, build buildings, collect resources, and grow your empire, your fellow players will be doing it as well. Everyone competes game-in-and-game-out to not only win that specific game, but win the entire campaign. Let's jump in!

While we are all anxiously awaiting until TLOU2 is in our sweaty little hands, Sony continues to drop more merchandise including a PS4 Pro bundle. See below for official announcement: “We’re all counting down the days till we rejoin Ellie in her journey next month, and today, we are thrilled to announce the Limited Edition The Last of Us Part II PlayStation 4 Pro bundle, which will launch alongside the game on June 19, 2020. This special bundle features a…