When one thinks about the video games with the best music out there, a lot of times RPGs are the first to come to mind. Of course, once RPGs with good music come to mind, Final Fantasy will inevitably follow. Arguably being the face of the genre, Final Fantasy tends…
In the nearly 30 years the Pokémon franchise has existed, it has grown to become a globe-spanning empire. Beyond even the video games themselves, Pokémon has a wide array of content to enjoy. One of the most popular is the Pokémon Trading Card Game, which has been carrying along since…
Raid Battles made the jump from Pokémon’s Generation VIII (Sword and Shield) to Generation IX (Scarlet and Violet). While similar, the big difference this time around is the Terastal phenomenon, where Pokémon’s type can change to one of the 18 different types available in-game. Not to mention, Pokémon will receive…
After March 26th, you’ll no longer be able to add points in the Wii shop — and as of early 2019, the shop will close down for good. This means time is running out to pick up some WiiWare exclusive titles that aren’t available anywhere else, so let’s highlight some…
Trainers who got in on the first two gens of Pokemon have something to be excited about, because three familiar faces have made their way to Pokkén Tournament DX. Squirtle’s final evolution Blastoise is the main attraction here, to the point of having his own dedicated trailer to show just…
Splatoon 2 Splatfest art has become a genre unto itself, showcasing Pearl and Marina themed to the latest dispute. This time, it’s a showdown between two styles of Nikes: the latest model or the most popular. We’ve seen this kinda sponsored splatting before, but rarely does it lend itself to…
Springtime offers an array of fresh feels — from blooming buds to waves of warm weather, there are plenty of reasons to head outside for some time under the sun. And now, with the Pokémon Center’s newest Riding with Lapras line, you’ll get a full dose of spring and summer…
With around two and a half months to go till E3 2018 excitement is starting to build up, and the hype has only been multiplied by Nintendo updating its event hub website with the latest info. Most of the site currently focuses on yesterday’s tournament news, once again confirming that…
The launch of IDW’s new Sonic comic series is right around the corner, with April getting a whopping four issues to kick it all off, followed by regular monthly releases. The solicitations for June’s comics have come in and they reveal the cover art for the sixth issue. Give it…
The Kickstarted quirky platformer The Adventure Pals was only announced for the Switch last month and we already have a release date – April 3rd. Coinciding with the announcement is the first gameplay footage of the Switch version, which you can check out below: The Adventure Pals will…
Get ready to wrangle some raptors and get crackin’ on your best Jeff Goldblum impressions because it looks like life in Ark: Survival Evolved found a way on Switch! The news comes courtesy of Epic Games’ keynote during the Game Developers Conference, which kicked off in San Francisco, California earlier…
Spring has sprung, and so has a sale of Switch games in the eShop. It includes, among smaller indie fare — the step-tacular Crypt of the Necrodancer, the charming (and already cheap) Kamiko, detective action in L.A. Noire, car soccer with Rocket League, and the critically acclaimed Steamworld series. Whatever…
It appears as though the information provided in the recent issue of Famitsu was incorrect, as the release date for the upcoming Fire Emblem Warriors’ Awakening DLC is actually taking place on March 29th in Japan — not March 22nd as initially stated. The official Japanese website for the game…
Nintendo has announced that during this year’s E3 it will be hosting both a Splatoon 2 tournament with teams from online qualifiers, as well as an invitational exhibition for the recently announced Super Smash Bros. for the Switch. The events will take place on June 11-12 and will…
One of the most requested pieces of hardware for the Nintendo Switch is a left Joy-Con with a more traditional D-Pad – even famed game director Hideki Kamiya wants it. While most games work fine with what we’ve currently got, those who want to play platformers or fighting games on…
