Daniel Vuckovic

It seems like almost every week we get a flood of new games that are actually old favorites. This week continues that trend, with Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake finally making its debut, a collection of Tetris games accompanied by the interactive documentary Tetris Forever, and the return of Little Big Adventure —if you remember that classic.

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The wonderful Stray is making the leap onto the Nintendo Switch, and it’s getting a physical release as well — which means it’s time for a bargain guide.

To celebrate the release of LEGO Horizon Adventures this month, we’re giving away five copies of the game to our lucky readers. While LEGO games are common on the Switch, it’s intriguing to see a PlayStation IP make the leap to this platform, and we’re all here for it. It’ll probably never happen again.

Big name first party titles aplenty, all the big names.

It's Black, Back Again.

As promised.

Nintendo has reopened registrations for the Nintendo Sounds Clock: Alarmo, offering fans another (or is it third?) chance to secure this unique item. Deliveries are scheduled for December.

As we inch closer to Christmas and the big retail game releases taper off, we’re left with the final lineup of the year—and there are still some big names to check out. Loco Motive brings point-and-click gameplay to the modern era, featuring three playable characters and full voice acting throughout. We’ll have a review of that one up shortly.

Nintendo has added a new title to the Nintendo Switch Online library today: Donkey Kong Land. Unlike its SNES counterpart, this is an original Game Boy game rather than a direct port, although it reuses many assets and music (adapted for the Game Boy’s sound chip) from Donkey Kong Country.