If you own a Switch and have even the slightest interest in indie games, you’re going to want to watch this. It’s a sizzle reel of all the hottest indie hotness coming to Nintendo’s console this year and next.
Needless to say, there’s a TON of Sexy Stuff incoming. A bunch of these titles are exclusive to the Switch, some are former PC exclusives looking for a new home, and others are flashy re-releases of the indie scene’s greatest hits. Watch that there video, and be excite.
I mean, not that this should be shocking news or anything – how many Nintendo games have ever launched on PC, anyway? Emulation doesn’t count, and neither does Mario Teaches Typing. And while the Japanese company has recent extended its tentacles into the mobile space , it’s not slithering into the PC market any time soon.
There’s a whole lot of gaming news coming out of E3 2017 including sequels, prequels, technology, VR, and more than one franchise being brought back from the dead, so it’s no surprise if you missed the news that we’re finally getting new Metroid games. Yes, plural. Maybe Nintendo knew they needed two titles to wash away the bad taste of Other M and Federation Force.
There are two universal constants in this world: taxes, and more Pokémon games. Fortunately, one of those is far easier to get excited about than the other, unless you work in finance. Anyway, Nintendo has released a few trailers showing the direction the franchise will be taking in the immediate future, so hit the jump to catch ’em all.
Look, other than the Pokémon games, I’ve mostly stayed clear of anything to do with Nintendo during the last decade or so. Not because I have anything against the company or anything, I’ve just rarely been drawn to any of their consoles or games. But I’ve got to say, if there’s one game that could convince me to buy a Switch, it’s probably Breath of the Wild.
Speaking of Breath of the Wild, Nintendo recently detailed its first expansion dubbed “Expansion Pass DLC Pack 1,” and it looks pretty great.
