Mama Mia! It’s a holiday miracle. Last night, Nintendo surprised fans with the release of the entire Super Mario 64 soundtrack on Nintendo Music! 36 tracks from the Super Mario 64 soundtrack are now on Nintendo Music! Featuring beloved classics like: “It’s-a Me, Mario!” and “Stage Boss”https://t.co/t5QsdKKxbW pic.twitter.com/gnOdVLJITR —…
First 4 Figures, the premiere video game statue manufacturer, has announced a brand new “We <3 Kirby” statue for pre-order on its website. Featuring the pink puffball standing on a pedestal and holding a heart with the words We <3 Kirby, it’s a nice little figurine that would look great…
When looking at the Super Mario franchise from a modern lens, one of the most distinct aspects is the parallel existence of both traditional 2D entries alongside the more open 3D iterations. This side-by-side formula didn’t always exist, though; the jump to 3D would need a bit over a decade…
I feel like, at this point, I’ve seen that key art for Digimon Survive of Agumon in that classroom for as long as I can remember. Digimon Survive was announced all the way back in July 2018 for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4. The game was pushed to 2020, then…
Animal Crossing players around the world didn’t hesitate to express their excitement over Nintendo’s reveal of new residents coming to New Horizons during the big Direct two weeks ago — and now there’s more good news! The official Pocket Camp Twitter page has announced that some of the new animals…
Another acclaimed action indie is on its way to Switch, bringing with it an offbeat and dark fantasy style. Death’s Door has already gained plenty of praise after its launch on Xbox and PC, and now those waiting to take control of a psychopomp crow can rest easy in less…
It looks like Niantic’s next Nintendo app, Pikmin Bloom, is leaving its soft launch already with it hitting both the Apple App Store and Google Play in North America. The game, which has Pikmin sprout behind you as you walk around, is free-to-play. Linking a Nintendo Account will also net…
Often times Fire Emblem Heroes has christened noble lords and ancient figures as Legendary or Mythic Heroes, granting them specific capabilities and bonuses. The latest to gain that status could certainly check some of those boxes, but is also a shining example of looks being deceiving. Behold, a Divine Dragon…
The apocalypse is nearly here, as Shin Megami Tensei V’s long awaited release is but a few weeks away. Atlus had yet another trailer at the ready to showcase the RPG, this time focusing on the World in Ruin that the main character finds themself in. They won’t have to…
Over the past couple of years the Swedish publisher Thunderful Group AB has been making a name for itself by publishing major games like Lost in Random, The Gunk, Lonely Mountains: Downhill and many, many more. Now the label will be hosting its own digital event hosted by Mark Hamill…
Samus Aran has finally come to Switch, with Metroid Dread receiving widespread acclaim and interest. If you’re curious what all the hype is about, or waiting to get the game as we head towards the holidays, Nintendo’s giving you a chance to experience Planet ZDR for yourself for free. Yes,…
After launching on PC earlier this year, Ashwalkers by Hervé Bonin (Life is Strange co-creator and DONTNOD co-founder) has its sights set for Nintendo Switch. Aiming for a release in Q1 2022 (January 1st – March 31st), players will be able to take control of “The Squad” as they traverse…
After missing its planned release in Spring 2021, Surviving the Aftermath reappeared during Nintendo’s September 2021 Direct. Now with a release date of Winter 2021, Surviving the Aftermath would not only be coming to Nintendo Switch, but it would also be escaping its Early Access status on Steam. Paradox Interactive…
If you’re a fan of Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin, you’ll be happy to know that an original soundtrack is on the way. Spanning across a set of three CDs, all the songs from the RPG will be included, bringing fans 42 tracks from composer Hiroyuki Oshima that they can…
While not quite as famous as Namco’s other arcade games of the ’80s, Sky Kid was still revolutionary in that it was the company’s first game that enabled simultaneous two-player fun. Now, that original arcade release is hitting the Switch thanks to Hamster’s Arcade Archives, which sets it apart from…
