It was announced in yesterday’s stream that long time Bethesda classic, Doom and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus are coming to Nintendo Switch. Unfortunately, we’ve not been given an exact date for these releases but, you shouldn’t expect to see them until 2018. This is potentially huge for Nintendo as big-name shooters haven’t made it to a Nintendo console in quite a while.

There’s no word if we should expect anything else from the Wolfenstein IP on Switch quite yet, but between this announcement and Skyrim, I’m hoping we’re seeing the beginning of a relationship between Bethesda and Nintendo forming.

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[yp_tab title=”Home” active=”true”]The 7th installment in the Layton Series, Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy, has been confirmed for the 3DS in 2017. The game’s release is slated for October 6th and will come with an exclusive costume for Katrielle. Layton’s Mystery Journal is currently available on Android and iOS systems.

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[yp_tab title=”Home” active=”true”]It was confirmed in Nintendo Direct that Yokai Watch: Psychic Specters, which has been self-described as the definitive edition for Yokai Watch 2, has been announced for US release on September 29th 2017. During the presentation, it was revealed players of the game’s previous editions, subtitled Bony Spirits and Fleshy Souls, will receive Psychic Specters for free along with the ability to transfer their save data to the new game to continue where they left off.

Considering the decision by Yokai Watch’s main competition’s decision to release enhanced editions of original games at full price, I’m sure that fans of the series will appreciate this decision.

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