Review: Gurumin 3D: A Monstrous Adventure

Categories: 3DS, Reviews

Japanese developer Falcom (Ys, Legend of Heroes) is a minor legend among JRPG fans. It’s been around for a long time, but it hasn’t really surpassed cult status in the West, due to the relative obscurity of most of their titles. But every now and then, one of its games…

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Badge Arcade News: 10/24/16

Categories: 3DS

Pixel Pokémon badges continue to dominate the Arcade this week, though a few Super Mario Bros. underwater themed badges are making a splash too, adding some much needed variety to the mix.   Free play?: Yes! Do the Mario! Practice catcher: All four Super Mario Bros. catchers will be hitching…

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Switch trailer gameplay didn’t show footage in real time

Author: Lauren Ganos
Categories: Switch, News

Ever since the Switch trailer was first released last week, people have been eager for more information regarding anything involved with the console and montage of segments showcased within the the three minute video. This next bit of news gives us an interesting insight on how Nintendo incorporated all the…

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Monster Hunter Direct announced for Japan

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: 3DS, News, Wii U

Capcom’s Monster Hunter franchise will be getting its own Direct later this week in Japan, where its popularity cannot be understated. No details as far as what will be discussed but it’s been said that no Nintendo Switch titles or news will be revealed for the rest of 2016. 2016年10月27日(木)20時よりモンスターハンターシリーズに関する情報を、カプコンの辻本さんからインターネットをご覧のみなさんに直接お届けします。#NintendoDirectJP…

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Ravio, Yuga, more announced for Hyrule Warriors

Categories: 3DS, News, Wii U

The full contents of the final DLC pack for Hyrule Warriors have been revealed by the official Japanese site.   The A Link Between Worlds Pack will introduce both Ravio and Yuga as playable characters, wielding a hammer and paintbrush, respectively. The 3DS version of Hyrule Warriors will receive a…

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Rayman SNES ROM unearthed after 24 years

Author: Tom Brown
Categories: Retro

In recent years Rayman has become pretty heavily associated with Nintendo, with the limbless hero even appearing in the most recent Super Smash Bros. games as a trophy. The very first Rayman game, however, never did make its way to a Nintendo system until a pared down port arrived 5…

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