Locked and loaded for a September release, Mutant Football League is getting a Dynasty Edition. The updated edition includes a new mode that see you on the other side of the football playing as the GM over several seasons and managing not just the rooster of players but also salary, playbooks and agent signings. The edition also comes with two new species to wrestle play with. “We’re looking forward to introducing Mutant Football League to an all new audience with its debut on the Nintendo Switch,” said Michael Mendheim, Creative Director of Digital Dreams. “With the Dynasty Edition, old and new players alike can really build onto the core game to make their own unique experience. The only predictable element across the board is broken bones and fun.” You can check out what we made of the original game – minus all the Dynasty Edition goodness – right here.

Nintendo of America President notes that the company is still committed to its toys-to-life line.

Indie publisher Digerati today announced that Frost, a unique deck-building survival adventure, will be coming to Nintendo Switch on July

Limited Run Games today announced that pre-orders for the physical editions of Night Trap - 25th Anniversary Edition for Nintendo

Headup Games has announced that the multiplayer party game Runbow is available now for Nintendo Switch and PS4 priced at $14.99. Runbow

Nintendo 3DS owners should head on over to North American retailer Best Buy’s website as the company is currently running a special promotion on the Nintendo 3DS games. At the moment they are running a buy one, get one 50% off on over 40 Nintendo 3DS games. There’s plenty of quality titles that you may […]

Full review of a new bizarre puzzle game for Nintendo Switch and 3DS. More: "Like any good puzzler obsessed with matching, such as Bejewelled or Puzzles & Dragons, your goal is to ram similarly coloured stacks of objects in this case plates of sushi and launch them at your opponent in the hopes of defeating them. Whilst the storyline of Sushi Striker is completely out there, the gameplay is, for all its quirks, fairly standard. Before long youre slinging stacks of sushi and having a blast doing so, and I quickly fell into the rhythm of this hyperactive game. Theres plenty of wrinkles that keep things engaging, of course, but the core concept of collecting the same coloured plates in a small window of time and making the biggest combos possible is incredibly addictive."

Bandai Namco is bringing a total of 11 playable games to this year's Gamescom event in Cologne, Germany. Players who visit the publisher's booth in Hall 6 will be able to get hands-on time with anime fighting game Jump Force, SoulCalibur VI, the Nintendo Switch version of Dragon Ball FighterZ, action RPG Code Vein, Ace ...]