It has been dropped at my attention that I could perhaps be more fair to other Marvel games. I all the time write about (Free) at any time when there’s an update, but other games are often relegated to Best Updates on Mondays. That is… an astute statement! So let’s enjoy Marvel Minute and see how other Marvel games are doing right away. It turns out that each (Free) and (Free) are currently having some cool events. Let’s have a look!

First up in , it’s Iron Man time! You know Tony. Always coming up with recent suits, finding larger and higher weapons to take care of any situation. This particular event is inspired by and has some recent storylines for Tony and Pepper. Here’s what you possibly can expect in this event, straight from the patch notes:

“The invincible Iron Man has joined Marvel Future Fight.

Defeat your enemies with upgraded suits!

1. New uniforms added!

-Iron Man, the rescue

2. New Tier-4 promotion!

-War Machine, Hulkbuster

3. New World Boss: Legend+ Added!

– The Black Order is back, “Corvus & Proxima”

4. Added recent custom equipment “CTP of Liberation”!

5. Event “Get 200 Crystals”

– Get 200 crystals by linking your email account!”

Okay, now onto the ever-popular fighting game, . New events in this game normally bring with them recent playable fighters, and at this point in the game’s life, some of these cuts are really deep. I do not think we’ll ever see a Marvel fighting game with such a various roster. Like Count Nefaria? Seriously? As a long-time Marvel fan, I like seeing these less common characters appear in general, let alone as playable characters. Let’s get into the patch notes to provide you the full picture:

“NEW CHAMPIONS

Count Nefarious

Count Luchino Nefaria was descended from a protracted line of Italian nobles and used his wealth and connections to grow to be a robust leader in the Maggia crime syndicate. He deepened his power by subjecting himself to scientific experiments that granted him superhuman abilities but cost him his life. He was later resurrected as a being composed entirely of ionic energy, making him immortal so long as he drained the energy of other ionic beings to take care of his power.

Shatra

The daughter of the elder goddesses Oshtur and Gaia, Shathra hails from a world that will grow to be referred to as Loomworld. Shathra was tasked with creating the Celestial Map of Humanity, but after being outdone by her younger sister Neith, she became enraged with jealousy and malice towards her sister and the Great Web she had designed. Consumed by vengeance and envy, Shathra gave in to her savage nature to destroy all that her sister had created, one Spider at a time.

NEW TASKS AND EVENTS

Event Quest – Lupus in Fabula

A pledge has been made to bring down the Collector’s ship! The Summoner is known as in to take these villains down! But the deeper they delve into the ship, the more trouble they get into, as each villain seems to have their very own plans for methods to best exploit the Collector’s treasures. Will the Summoner have the opportunity to take care of these rascals? Or will they sink with the ship? Find out in LUPUS IN FABULA!

Side Quest – The Greatest Game

The Maestro has announced 4 months of games to rejoice his return. The festivities begin with Circus Maximus, a blizzard of games and challenges organized by Count Nefaria. The Count will accept nothing lower than the best, the strongest, the biggest games. So dare to participate in LUDUM MAXIMUS!

Nefaria knows that true battles are a mix of skill and luck, so 5 times every week maps will open featuring random paths full of terrifying enemies!

Act 9; Chapter 1

Glykhan has self-destructed, but Ouroboros’ sinister plot is much from over. However, clues to where to go next seem few and far between. Fortunately (depending in your definition of luck), Superior Kang has just a few secrets to share in the form of holotelegrams scattered across Battleworld. Mister Fantastic and Doctor Doom send The Summoner on a mission to get better the information, but they are usually not the only ones on the lookout for answers. Will the past come back to haunt Battlerealm? Find out in Act 9 – Chapter 1: RECKONING

Great games

Introducing our third Saga: Glorious Games! To rejoice the history of the Contest and its triumphant return, Maestro has announced 4 months of Celebration Games. Each month of the Saga will revolve around a special gaming element, starting with September’s Circus Maximus and ending with December’s Grand Banquet! With classic ancient aesthetics, an exciting Champion chase, surprising Champion reworks, and all-new types of events and quests, Glorious Games is bound to kick off our tenth anniversary in style!

Events in the kingdom

Get able to team up with every Summoner in Battlerealm! Realm Events are a brand recent type of event where points shall be awarded on a worldwide level. Milestone rewards will be claimed by reaching global and individual point thresholds. For more competitive Summoners, ranked rewards can even be up for grabs, including an exclusive and unique player title.

And that is it. Let nobody say Shaun wasn’t interested in equal opportunity. In a way. Either way, each of these events look really cool in their very own way, and for those who have not played the games yet or have given up on them for some time, this could be one other good opportunity to try each. I do know I’ll try Count Nefaria. Look at him! He’s so mean! He hangs out with some mean guys! Hadouken? More like Ha–ken! Okay, sorry. I’m going now. Have fun!

For this latest take a look at the retro gaming lineup on the Nintendo Switch, I’ve decided to take a unique approach. You see, there aren’t as many separate Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS ports on Switch as there are on another consoles. I do know, that surprised me too! So they’re going to share a listing, very similar to they did on store shelves a number of years ago. While there are many great Game Boy Advance games to be found on the Nintendo Switch Online app, we’re as an alternative taking a take a look at the games that dare to enterprise out into the wilds of the Switch eShop. Here are ten of our favorites, 4 from the Game Boy Advance and six from the Nintendo DS. In no particular order, in fact. Let’s start!

Game Boy Advance

Empire of Steel (2004) – Over Horizon X Empire of Steel ($14.99)

Let’s start with a good shooter. While the unique Genesis/Mega Drive version is a greater game for my part, this one is not bad in any respect. It’s value playing just to check it to the opposite version, and it’s definitely a more enjoyable experience in some ways. It’s a fairly fun game irrespective of the way you play it, and even those that don’t often like shooters enjoy playing it.

Mega Man Zero – Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection ($29.99)

While the series began to say no on home consoles, the true successor to the crown was the Game Boy Advance. It was the beginning of a superb side-scrolling motion series that perhaps didn’t know present what it desired to do in probably the most fluid way. Those rough edges can be sanded down because the series progressed, but the primary game is where you must start. You can go from there.

Mega Man Battle Network – Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection ($59.99)

Yes, I do double that. But I feel it’s justified because they’re completely various kinds of games, and each are superb at what they do. This one is an RPG with a novel combat system that manages to include some motion into the more strategic elements. The basic concept of this whole virtual world existing inside electronic devices is clever, and the sport doesn’t do anything halfway. The returns have diminished more on this series than in Zero, but there is a ton of fun available here.

Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow – Castlevania Advance Collection ($19.99)

Another collection where you will likely need to play through your entire board, but when I had to choose the best, it’s clearly When I’m in the proper mood, I’d somewhat play this than even Amazing. The soul-collecting system encourages grinding, and the gameplay is so fun that it doesn’t even trouble me. Add to that the weird environments and a number of fun secrets, and you’ve got got an actual winner. One of my favorite third-party Game Boy Advance games, period.

Nintendo DS

Shantae: Risky’s Revenge – Director’s Cut ($9.99)

The original was something of a cult hit, but its poor distribution meant that relatively few people had the prospect to play it. It wasn’t until its release on DSiWare that Half-Genie Hero had a likelihood to make a much bigger splash, and it definitely did. Indeed, it established Shantae so well that she hasn’t missed a single console generation since. This game kind of straddles the road, having been built from the ashes of a Game Boy Advance game that never saw release. Interestingly, the sport is due for release soon, and may make it onto this list when it does.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy ($29.99)

Look, if the imbalance within the lists really bothers you, you might (and perhaps should) consider this a Game Boy Advance game. That’s the console it was made for, it just wasn’t localized on the time. Either way, you most likely know what you are getting. Fun adventure games that mix field investigation with overly dramatic courtroom scenes. Silly humor, but pretty good stories. This first game absolutely knocks it out of the park, and while I could prefer the later installments, I could not argue with anyone who said this one was the best.

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective ($29.99)

From the creator of, is just as well written, but has its own cool gameplay hook. You are a ghost and you’ve gotten to make use of your skills to avoid wasting people, all with a view to discover the reality behind your premature death. This game is a whole wild ride and I like to recommend everyone play it from start to complete. It was a bit ignored in the unique Nintendo DS version and I’m glad Capcom didn’t hand over on it. Reward them for his or her perseverance.

The World Ends With You: Final Remix ($49.99)

is, quite frankly, one in every of the best games on the Nintendo DS. Ideally, you need to play it. It’s so tightly built across the hardware and its capabilities that no port has been in a position to do it justice. Still, time has flown by. The Switch version of this game is an incredible option if you happen to don’t desire to dig out a working Nintendo DS, and you actually should play it some place else. Why not here? A terrific game in every way.

Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow – Castlevania Dominus Collection ($24.99)

Recently released, it accommodates all of the Nintendo DS games. This is one other case where it’s value playing all of the games, and I’m selecting it just because replacing the flashy touch controls with more fitting buttons is a big improvement. But really, play all three Nintendo DS games on this collection. They’re all great in their very own way.

Etrian Odyssey III HD – Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection ($79.99)

This is one other franchise that in some ways cannot exist outside of the DS/3DS ecosystem. But Atlus has made a very good attempt, and I feel the outcomes are playable enough. Each of the games is a standalone, and they’re all pretty substantial RPGs. This is the most important of the three, and while it’s greater than a bit of woolly, it’s value getting your teeth into.

And that’s the list, friends. Are there any Game Boy Advance or Nintendo DS games that you just’re having fun with on Switch? Let us know what you think that within the comments! It’s all the time interesting to listen to what others take into consideration this stuff. As all the time, thanks for reading!