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Rrrrrrico Rodriguez is back! In his fourth adventure, the former secret agent and the one-man army in person are taken to the South American island of Solís, where he not only has to deal again with an unscrupulous despot, but also with tornadoes and other meteorological anomalies. And it wouldn’t be Just Cause if our hero wouldn’t ruin the island paradise.

With Super Smash Bros. Ultimate one of the most expected games for the Nintendo Switch has been released. The cult Beat ´em Up game, which fought its way into our hearts for the first time at the N64 in 1999, returns to our screens more extensively and larger than ever before. Nintendo has promised ultimate gaming fun and, in my opinion, released its strongest Switch title, after The Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild, since the console’s release.

Ubisoft announced the latest installment of the award-winning Far Cry series at The Game Awards. Far Cry New Dawn takes players into a post-apocalyptic world.

Since October 19, Nintendo’s Switch can now also indulge in its own masochism. Countless screen deaths are waiting to be killed in order to rise from the ashes of the campfires, like the phoenix, and to go back to work strengthened by an adapted strategy. After PS4, Xbox One and PC, Bandai Namco and From Software have now also donated a Dark Souls: Remastered to Nintendo’s console/handheld hybrids, a good four months late. This is a HD port of the 2011 Dark Souls for the PS3 and Xbox 360, developed by the Singapore studio Virtuos, including all DLCs released for it. After Gamers.at has already tested the Windows version for you, this epilogue is the next test of the Switch version, with which Dark Souls is for the first time making its way onto a Nintendo console.