On a console that already boasts Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as its go-to kart racer, is there room on the podium for another? Beach Buggy Racing speeds onto the Nintendo Switch in an attempt to offer a little competition to Nintendo’s juggernaut.
This Week’s Charts – (UK Sales, Week Ending 16/09/2017)
With Nintendo’s big release this week – Metroid: Samus Returns being a Nintendo 3DS title, the Nintendo Switch was relying on Rayman Legends: Definitive Edition to grab one of the higher chart positions. Just how well did it perform, though? And how does the rest of the gaming chart look? Let’s find out!
Sonic Mania Review
What does Sonic use to knock on a door? His Knuckles…
Switch Player Magazine Issue #7
The seventh issue of our FREE digital magazine is available now.
Switch Player Weekly Round-Up – September 17th, 2017
Nintendo Directs = joy. Luckily then, this week we were treated to some “joy” in the form of shock game announcements, release dates, updates to previously announced titles and more! We also published three brand new reviews for you this week because we’re lovely like that! So, if you’ve missed any of this week’s top stories or reviews make sure to read through this article and look back over the last week here on Switch Player.
Snipperclips Plus launching in November as standalone release and DLC
Nintendo has revealed that Snip and Clip will be getting another outing in Snipperclips Plus: Cut it out, together!, which releases on November 1oth.
Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Champions Amiibo details
From the Nintendo Direct this week we now have some more details on those Champion Amiibo for Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
Team up with your friends when Kirby: Star Allies launches in Spring
Nintendo has announced that Kirby: Star Allies will launch for the Nintendo Switch in Spring 2018.
Lichtspeer: Double Speer Edition Review
Sometimes games take themselves too seriously; other times they are utterly bizarre. Lichtspeer: Double Speer Edition is most definitely the latter; even the game’s opening screen specifically says that “nothing you are about to see will make any sense”, yet that is probably one of the strongest things it has going for it. Set in a visually attractive, ancient Germanic future (because an ‘ancient future’ is a thing, of course), Lichtspeer is a game full of weird and wonderful enemies and an easy-to-understand gameplay concept. I’m sure there is one thing I’m forgetting, though… Oh yeah, it’s absolutely ruthless.
New Super Mario Odyssey Info and Goodies Revealed
The recent Nintendo Direct showed off some rather exciting new announcements, but also put aside a lot of time to give us more information about Super Mario Odyssey.