Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga received a 3DS remake last year with the new mode Bowser's Minions in tow. You can check out our thoughts on the re-released game by clicking here.

Today, Nintendo announced another remake with Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. The game takes an interesting turn as you play as Bowser, who helps out the Mario Bros. to cure the Mushroom Kingdom's inhabitants of a frightful disease. In a similar vein to Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions, a new, additional mode will be present that details what Bowser Jr. was doing during the events of the main game. The title is expected to release during 2019.

A zany game about toppling an empire called Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido has been announced.

The Japanese multiplayer title, both local and online, has players eating piles of sushi so they can throw plates at each other.

The game launches June 8 for Switch and 3DS.

The classic Capcom Zelda-like featuring a beautiful painted world is making its way to Switch. A port of the game, called Okami HD, came to PS4 and Xbox One late last year and it looks like that's the port the Switch will be getting sometime this summer.

Nintendo offered no extra details on whether or not we'd be getting a Amatersu amiibo or Switch-specific bonuses.

GameCube classic Luigi's Mansion is coming to 3DS. The title originally launched on GameCube in 2001, and 3DS received a sequel called Dark Moon in 2013.

Luigi's Mansion features the green-clad Mario Bro searching the eponymous haunted mansion looking for Mario. This version also features a boss rush mode.

Luigi's Mansion is coming to 3DS later this year.

DIllon Dead-Heat Breakers, a tower-defense action hybrid, is coming to the Nintendo 3DS on May 24. This time around, your Mii character will be able to join Dillon's squad to help him take down monsters and save the frontier.

A demo for the game will be available in the e-Shop on May 10 and releases in full on May 24.

From picking noses to dodging hotdogs, a collection of WarioWare games is coming to 3DS.

WarioWare Gold contains 300 micro games, making it the biggest collection of games in the series. The micro games are both familiar to fans and brand new. They utilize the 3DS functions from the touchscreen to the microphone.

WarioWare Gold launches August 3.

PUBG Corporation and Bluehole have unveiled their roadmap for content in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, including two new maps, emotes, outfits, and more.

The developers are experimenting with a 4x4 kilometer map, a smaller size that they explain is designed to facilitate a faster and more intense battle royale experience. The map is themed after a tropical jungle and they hope to get it on the test server as soon as next month.

A second map double the size of the jungle one is also in the works. There's no information about it yet, but the developers want to involve player feedback as early as possible.

Publisher Digerati has announced 1979 Revolution: Black Friday is coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

This game centered around true events with fictional characters during an Iranian uprising in 1978. Players assume the role of Reza Shirazi, a photojournalist who shapes the events of the story based on choices. It's akin to Telltale titles in how players choose their own path, along with some interactivity and quick-time events.

In our review of 1979, we said "the poorly designed action sequences and occasionally technical shoddiness drag the whole experience down, [but] 1979 Revolution: Black Friday is still a quality adventure game that tells a gripping story about people struggling to survive the times and bring about change. Read the full review of here.

The first three Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Story games are releasing on the Switch eShop in both Japan and the U.S. on April 26, Bandai Namco has confirmed.

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Story Trilogy is landing on a Nintendo system for the first time and includes 1, 2, and 3, but not 4 or the Road to Boruto DLC made for UNS4. You can check out the trailer for the collection before.

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Activision and Treyarch have announced Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, the fourth Black Ops game since the series' debut in 2010, and will release on October 12.

The game was announced with a logo today, ending speculation from earlier this week about whether it would be a fourth Black Ops game or an entirely new Call of Duty sub-series from Treyarch. The stream featured a short montage of quick game footage, indicating another near-future shooter, in line with recent Black Ops titles. The bits of footage seemed to also indicate that Zombies mode would make a return.

The stream also confirmed that a community event on May 17 will reveal more about the game, with more likely at E3 later this year. In an email alongside the announcement, Activision confirmed that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 will be released on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.