Nintendo Switch eShop Reveals Lineup for March 17

The Nintendo Switch is completely dominating the gaming industry right now. Recently, they surpassed $1.5 million units sold, with 89% of the people who purchased the console also purchased The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. While the success of Breath of the Wild has been enough to live up to the Switch's hype, interest will soon face if Nintendo doesn't offer more solid titles for the console. 1-2 switch is arguably the consoles "Wii Sports", and while definitely fun to play with family and friends, it isn't enough to keep people playing in the long run. 

Thankfully, Nintendo has released the eShops lineup starting on March 17th. Although new games for the Switch is obviously a good thing, don't get too excited. All the games coming to the Switch are basically pre-released games that have been ported to the Switch. If you owned and played Wii U or PC before the Switch, then you might have heard of or even played these titles before. But if you've gotten bored of Breath of the Wild already, which is pretty doubtful, or you're just looking for some new games to play on the go, then check these out:


[size=5]The Binding of Issac: Afterbirth+[/size]



The Binding of Isaac is an independent roguelike video game designed by initially released in 2011 for Microsoft Windows.[/size]


[size=5]Human Resource Machine[/size]



Human Resource Machine is a visual programming-based puzzle game developed by Tomorrow Corporation and initially released for Microsoft Windows in 2015.[/size]


[size=5]Little Inferno[/size]



Little Inferno is a 2012 puzzle video game developed by independent game developer Tomorrow Corporation and initially released for Wii U in 2012.[/size]


[size=5]World of Goo[/size]

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World of Goo is a puzzle video game developed and published by independent game developer 2D Boy. It was initially released back in 2008 for Microsoft Windows and Wii U.[/size]