A light and breezy Metroidvania, Rusty Rabbit charms with its characters, but trudges through some uninspiring combat.

From Mario Kart to Street Fighter to Zelda, here's everything Nintendo announced for the Switch 2 on Wednesday.

We fought a bunch of grunt-like enemies, saw a massive, hulking mech strut ... first two Metroid Prime games were built around the fairly traditional Nintendo GameCube controller (although there ...

The first thing we noticed with Metroid Prime 4 was how gorgeous it was. It’s got an incredibly clean and stylish aesthetic and Nintendo was advertising it as running in 120 frames per second on ...

and continue as you fight Space Pirates and see Federation troops utilise a giant mech that looks like much more serious military tech than you’d expect from a Nintendo-made game. The demo ends ...

I ’m smitten with the Switch 2’s new mouse mode. Truly, of all the awesome things I got to do at the Nintendo Switch Experience in Los Angeles last weekend, using the dinky li ...

Rusty Rabbit initially piqued my interest because of its completely bonkers concept: Earth has been plunged into a state of ...

Credit: Mashable Bringing mech games to the mainstream is a big piece ... From toyed with tweaking the control scheme to play nice with modern controllers -- adding in a use for the bumper buttons ...

Dragons Legacy : Monsters Lair (Grizzly Games, 19th Apr, $7.99) - In Dragons Legacy: Monsters Lair, you become a powerful ...

In the game, Samus will be exploring a new planet ... and even using impressive mech suits. The production value immediately feels superior to anything previously seen in the Metroid series.

Bounding around the screen with effortless jumps, vine swings and other powers we won’t ruin, there are few other games on Xbox One that feel quite so empowering with a controller in your hand.