From bestsellers to indie hits to Switch exclusives, including top Pokémon, Zelda and Mario titles, these are the best Nintendo Switch games.

You might have your eyes fixed on those swirling Nintendo Switch 2 rumours, but I'm checking out these awesome Nintendo Switch game deals right now. Amazon, Best Buy and more retailers are slashing the prices of the best Switch games, meaning now is a great time to catch up on any titles you've missed before the release of Nintendo's next console.

Posted by user St. Eam the 3rd (thanks, Metro ), the Switch categorically has more higher rated games according to Metacritic than the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. They worked this out by collating data from both MobyGames and DekuDeals (with some very minor discrepancies between the two), crunching the numbers, and sharing the results.

The number one game on Nintendo Switch shouldn't come as much of a surprise, but some of the missing entries will shock you.

Below, you can check out the 10 best-looking Nintendo Switch games releasing next month. Of course, this is not an exhaustive list of Nintendo Switch games releasing in October, but a curated list featuring the ones that look most promising.

A Nintendo Switch Online exclusive game gets a surprising update that adds quite a lot of content for subscribers of the service to enjoy.

For 20 years, F-Zero Climax has been a beloved installment of the classic sci-fi F-Zero racing series with a caveat: it was only available in Japan. To experience the high of bolting around its intergalactic tracks,

Nintendo has announced two F-Zero games coming to the Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Switch Online library. F-Zero - GP Legend and the Japan-only title, F-Zero Climax both launch on the Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Switch Online library on October 11,

F-Zero GP Legend is a racing video game released for the Game Boy Advance in 2003. It features high-speed futuristic racing in the F-Zero universe. The game includes a Story Mode

Every month or so, give or take, Nintendo releases a new retro game on its Nintendo Switch Online (NSO) service. There’s no telling what games will come ahead o