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Every new big game releasing on PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch in April 2020

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With the current world climate as it is currently, lord knows the gaming populace is ready for a bumper crop of big new releases to get invested in right now. Luckily, the month of April appears to be all too happy to oblige, with the arrival of long-in-development remakes and even a new console model happening very soon. So, rather than worry yourself about which new titles to spend your hard-earned money on, we’re here with a list of every new big game coming to PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch throughout April 2020.

So, whether you’re into fending off flesh-eating zombie hordes or want to the track as fast as possible, there’s sure to be a game suited to all player tastes this month. Let’s look at what games the coming weeks have in store…

Resident Evil 3 (April 3rd)

One of April’s biggest games grants players a second chance to revisit a reimagined version of the zombie-filled Raccoon City at ground level. Following on from the rampant success of last year’s Resident Evil 2 remake, this third canonical sequel this time sets you in the shoes of Jill Valentine who is forced to escape the city while avoiding the pursuit of the horrific nemesis creature. Sporting the same high-fidelity graphic engine seen last time around and featuring all-new weaponry, be prepared to survive and sometimes run for your life while avoiding hordes of the living dead. Resident Evil 3 comes to Xbox One and PS4 on April 3rd.

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Resident Evil 3

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£14.95
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Xbox One + Series X|S

Resident Evil 3

Xbox Live
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£8.24
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Final Fantasy VII Remake (April 10th)

Originally announced way back during E3 2015, this 2020 remake of Final Fantasy VII finally hits PS4 this April 10th, sort of. You see, this new interpretation of the 1997 classic actually just includes the opening portion of the full experience, but developer Square Enix has promised that this section has been greatly expanded. Couple this with a fresh take on the series staple Active Time Battle system that sees you able to briefly stop time to gain advantage over enemies, and you have a new take on one of the most beloved JRPGS ever made. Time to get your head out of the clouds, because Final Fantasy Remake is just around the corner.

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MotoGP 2020 (April 23rd)

Being just over a third of the way into the year means it’s time for the annual MotoGP instalment, and the 2020 version doesn’t look to disappoint. Launching on April 23rd for PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, MotoGP 2020 sees you step on to the bike in the midst of your own career mode, switching between teams as you take on new sponsors and prove yourself a master of the track. This version also sees some major improvements made to the gameplay, such as more realistic braking and tyre physics. Experience full throttle when MotoGP arrives on April 23rd.

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Xbox One + Series X

Moto GP 20

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£30.28
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Nintendo Switch

Moto GP 20

Nintendo eShop
Europe Europe Region
£5.37
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Nintendo Switch Lite – Coral (April 24th)

The smaller, lighter, much more affordable version of Nintendo’s hybrid console released mid-last year and was well received. However, if either Yellow, Turquoise or standard Grey wasn’t doing it for you, rest easy knowing that on April 24th a newly coloured version of the Nintendo Switch Lite is set to hit store shelves. The pink shade has been specifically dubbed ‘Coral’, helping anyone craving a more exuberant version of the Switch Lite fulfil their wish.

Trials of Mana (April 24th)

Over the course of the past few years, the Mana collection of JRPGS have slowly been given the remake treatment. The latest one comes in the form of Trials of Mana, which is a more colourful, 3D interpretation of 1995’s Seiken Densetsu 3. In it, players follow a story that sees six protagonists undertake their own individual quests before coming together to find the Mana Sword in order to fight a world-ending threat. It promises to be classic action role-playing at its best, and its coming to PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch this April 24th.

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Nintendo eShop
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Cooking Mama Cookstar (April 28th)

Rounding off the month of April is everyone’s favourite animated cooking professional. Making her debut on Nintendo Switch, Cooking Mama Cookstar releases on the 28th in the hopes of recapturing a similar magic to the one displayed back during the days of 3DS. Cookstar has been specifically designed for the Switch from the ground up, boasting a whopping 90 yummy total recipes to create as quickly and professionally as possible. There’s even a vegetarian mode this time around, meaning nobody needs to miss out on the culinary fun.

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