The next wave of Humongous Entertainment adventure games is rolling out on Feb. 10

It’s strange to get amped up about new versions of old games that I’m highly unlikely to play as a weary adult, but that’s nostalgia for ya. Building on the recentNintendo Switch portsofPutt-Putt Travels Through TimeandFreddi Fish 3: The Case of the Stolen Conch Shell, Nintendo fans of a certain age willbe able to revisitfour more ’90s Humongous Entertainment adventures likeSpy FoxandPajama Sam, including one of my favorites.

The Nintendo Switch eShop is getting four Humongous games on February 10:

Pajama Sam, Putt-Putt, and Spy Fox on Nintendo Switch

If you’re enticed at all, there’s going to be alaunch-window discountwith 20 percent off from February 3 through July 17, 2025. So instead of $14.99 a pop, they’ll be $11.99.

My favorite of these childhood point-and-click adventures games is the last on the list — way back when, they drew me in with the “roam around a zoo” premise, and I have fond memories to this day. There’s one section, in particular, I always mentally jump to.

A Nintendo Switch screenshot of the Paint Shack in Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo

That said, Humongous had a wide impact on young gamers’ formative years. I’m sure some of you will prefer the antics of Spy Fox or Pajama Sam over the talking purple car.

In gaming and elsewhere, ’90s nostalgia is big right now, and considering that the Humongous catalog hasalready taken root on Steam, eying up the Nintendo eShop seems like a fairly safe bet. While there’s plenty of potential for more waves, I think this running list — a bit ofPajama Sam,Spy Fox,Putt-Putt, andFreddi Fish— is a pretty well-rounded start to getting the Humongous Entertainment library established on Switch.

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Putt-Putt Goes to the Moonwould be my next choice. It was the “classic” in my household.

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