We take a look at some of the best upcoming games that are coming out this month for our beloved Switch, and we can tell you that it is not a bad month at all!

This week's releases are quite alluring but sports fans are getting some of the best treats among the bunch with three out of six highlighted games belong in the genre.

It turns out that 2K Sports' next instalment in their basketball simulation franchise, NBA 2K21, will have more audio tracks on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X than elsewhere.

A new batch of gameplay details for NBA 2K21 has surfaced online, elaborating on certain differences between the current and next-gen version of the game. We also take a look at the recent WNBA MyCAREER rumours as well.

With less than a month left until the launch of 2K Games' apex basketball sim NBA 2K21, the studio posted a current-gen gameplay trailer to make the wait a bit shorter.

The number of game announcements are ramping up across all consoles as summer reaches its peak. Among the countless announcements in the past week, there are a few that are really worth your attention.

Here is a rundown of all the essential information that you need to know about NBA 2K21 - including cross-progression, pricing, release date and much more.

2K have officially confirmed that their upcoming basketball simulation NBA 2K21 will be a launch title for both next-generation consoles - Xbox Series X and PlayStation 4.

2K have announced the cover athlete for the ultimate version of NBA 2K21, called the Mamba Forever Edition. A fitting name for the legendary player that is Kobe Bryant who will once again be honoured by 2K as the cover star of this edition.

2K have announced the cover athlete of NBA 2K21 for next-generation platforms. Gracing the cover of next-gen is New Orleans Pelicans' power forward, Zion Williamson.