But most of my typically gluttonous Switch plans revolve around the more familiar titles - Fuga, Portia, Broforce, Skyrim, Children of Morta and The Lost Child.

Prove me wrong, Level-5: Inazuma Eleven Ares is still real… right?ĭespite budget constraints overriding some of my previous game investment plans for the next fortnight, I've still got a few more Switch items to give a housewarming run to (including Retrace: Memories of Death and Sheltered), and I just snatched Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns for 3DS as well. I’ve pretty much given up hope of having the ultimate version of this on Switch, which is a real shame. Game of the Week is Inazuma Eleven Strikers on the Wii. Tunche is also a grind-friendly delight and at long last my physical edition of Star Renegades arrived, quite looking forward to that one. We don’t really have a proper Halloween tradition in my country but in said holiday spirit this weekend I've got a double dose of zombie whacking lined up on the Switch: Dying Light and World War Z should ensure my neighbours won’t go long before rumbling explosions from my audio setup vibrate their living rooms (fret not, they are complete jerks). “ Spookvember” is here, ready to slaughter our wallets. Have a good one, all! Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube Gonçalo Lopes, reviewer Instead I'll be brushing up on some Halo multiplayer with that fabulous new 'Macworld' Orion armour. Over on the Series X, I wish I could say I'm playing Forza Horizon 5, but I'm waiting for its release on GamePass on Tuesday. I also have a weird urge to finally start a second playthrough of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. I've only done the opening part but it made me a smile a lot. Like a lot of Switch owners I'll be playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons version 2.0, and I'll also be getting stuck into the impossibly cute Happy Home Paradise DLC for review. Enjoy! Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube Tom Whitehead, deputy editor A few m embers of the Nintendo Life team have done just that below, so feel free to give our entries a read and then join in with your own via our comment section. Now, though, it's time to chill out and discuss our weekend gaming plans.

The Animal Crossing 2.0 update dropped a day earlier than expected and has been keeping islanders busier than they have been in ages. The platform holder released its quarterly financial results - profits are down but on track, with industry-wide production issues being a particular thorn in Nintendo's side at present - and the release dates of its upcoming slate of games was reconfirmed. Another week down in the inexorable march towards 2021's holiday season, and it's been a busy one Nintendo-wise.

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