In an incredibly short announcement during today’s Indie World Showcase, Mossmouth announced that the critically acclaimed UFO 50 is available on Nintendo Switch today. Going for $24.99 on the eShop (with a physical version coming soon), UFO 50 is a collection of retro-inspired games with contributions from the developers of…
If you happen to be attending Gamescom 2025 later this month, you’ll want to stop by Nintendo’s booth. In addition to some upcoming first-party titles, such as Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, Nintendo will be showcasing a pretty substantial number of third-party games that include the likes of Elden Ring, Hades 2, Final…
A few years after its announcement back in 2022, Mina the Hollower is almost here and Nintendo Switch 2 owners are in for a treat. As announced during the Indie World Showcase today, Yacht Club Games’ long-anticipated followup to Shovel Knight will not only be releasing on Switch before other…
Cats have nine lives, and thus may be able to break the cycle of death and rebirth. That’s the core concept of Umbraclaw, a new action game from Inti Creates and Blaster Master Zero director Satoru Nishizawa that follows the journey of Kuon, a cat who’s passed away and must…
Announced late last year, we’ve only seen snippets of Natsume’s next Harvest Moon game. With various screenshot releases this year (as well as pre-order bonus details), that changes this week as Harvest Moon: The Winds of Anthos’ first gameplay trailer is finally here. Using footage from the PlayStation…
Snoozing tool Pokémon Sleep is slated to arrive later this month, but you don’t need to wait to indulge in the Pokémon-assisted drowse of a good night’s rest. A 24/7 ASMR stream featuring a snoozing Snorlax, the sleepiest Pokémon of them all, is here to send you off to slumberland….
It turns out Riviera: The Promised Land wasn’t the only classic Sting-developed GBA RPG getting news this week. It has been confirmed that Yggdra Union: We’ll Never Fight Alone‘s Switch port will be getting a worldwide release later this month on July 27th, joining the PC version as it leaves…
The next piece of DLC for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is almost upon us and it’ll be giving players the chance to go back to a time before “Z” with the 23rd World Tournament arc. In a new trailer below we get to see how the new DLC will focus…
This September Switch owners will be able to play one of Monolith Software’s first Nintendo-exclusive RPGs, years before they kicked off the Xenoblade series. Namely, the GameCube’s Baten Kaitos and its sequel will be getting a HD remaster. Publisher Bandai Namco has shared a new trailer for the duology that…
Seven magical girls, all alike in dignity, in fair Verona, where we lay our scene… Imogen is an ordinary lass who goes to school every day and puts on plays as part of the Stratford-Upon-Avon High Drama Society. She’s also a magical girl who travels to alternate dimensions based on…
Ready your whip and set out into the dark! As part of their recent summer games showcase, Limited Run Games revealed that it would be releasing the Castlevania Advance Collection (containing Dracula X, Circle of the Moon, Harmony of Dissonance, and Aria of Sorrow) in physical form for $34.99. …
My boy, this is the spiritual successor all true warriors strive for! Revealed during Limited Run Games’ recent showcase, Arzette: the Jewel of Faramore is a brand new sidescrolling interactive adventure that serves as a tribute to the most beloved games of our childhood: namely Link: The Faces of Evil…
Given that they’re a bunch of tiny plant people, it’s only natural Pikmin have always had a connection to gardening. Did you know that Nintendo even helped create a new flower named after the series? This latest product from the My Nintendo Store in the UK and Ireland is once…
Out of the blue during yesterday’s Limited Run Games Showcase, a little caveman with pink hair made a surprise appearance. Tomba! first released for the PlayStation on Christmas Day in Japan way back in 1996, but now he’s leaping over to modern platforms. Limited Run Games will once again be…
The classic Jurassic Park trilogy of films released at just the perfect time when it came to licensed video gaming. Spanning the ’90s allowed dinosaur action across a full breadth of systems, though it found its home primarily on the handhelds and consoles of Nintendo and Sega. Limited Run Games…
