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Nintendo Switch players have had quite a year so far, with the likes of Balatro, Unicorn Overlord, and so many more released in 2024. From epic JRPGs and Nintendo-produced remakes, to surprise indie hits and cozy life sims, there's really been something for everyone on the Nintendo Switch this year. There are a lot more games to release this year, but there's a good chance many players have missed out on some of the best releases so far.

With many highly-anticipated Nintendo Switch games coming in 2024 to look forward to, Nintendo Switch owners are being treated to yet another year of incredible games. For those running out of titles to play, or for players who've only just picked up a Switch, the list of games actually worth playing is long, and sifting through them all to find the true gems is tough, but made so much easier when compiled into a comprehensive list.

Dead Dead Demon's English Dub Cast Announced in Crunchyroll Premiere - Main Image

With the anime premiering today, Crunchyroll announced the Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction English dub cast and staff. As previously confirmed, the two-part anime film will be released in a special Ova version consisting of TV anime-length episodes.

Meet the Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction English Dub Cast

Instead of getting an English dub that’s delayed by a few weeks, Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction is getting a simuldub release.

Currently, here are the confirmed English dub cast members:

Elyse Maloway (Sana in A Flying Princess and a Secret Island) as Kadode KoyamaGiles Panton (Luke in Future Boy Conan) as Nobuo KoyamaMichelle Creber (Ed Singer in Yo-Kai Watch season 2) as Kimika AndoLexi Ly (Maori Hosoi in World Trigger) as Hako ShimodaGraham Hamilton (Reghindetz in World Trigger) as Kenichi KohiruimakiChelsea Miller as Futaba TakemotoTravis Turner (Lui Shirosagi...

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet: The Teal Mask Dlc is a breezy new addition to the Gen 9 games, taking trainers to the land of Kitakami for a folklore-inspired tale about a mysterious ogre and the island's three protectors. Pokémon is, overall, a critic-proof franchise, and anyone who enjoyed the base games will enjoy the Dlc. However, anyone who found the performance issues too distracting, or felt let down by Scarlet and Violet's mechanics, won't be won over by what Teal Mask offers either. Regardless, the Teal Mask Dlc is a fun foray into a new area - and its storytelling and characters are really where it shines.

This first wave of the larger Scarlet and Violet Dlc - The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero - tasks trainers with running around Kitakami and finding signboards, learning about a local legend involving an ogre and the Loyal Three Pokémon, and interacting with newcomers Kieran and Carmine.