With the release of the Nintendo Switch 2 a little over a month away now, anticipation among Nintendo fans continues to build. While many already have their sights set on the system, others are still on the fence and looking for more information before they decide. Fortunately, the latest issue…
In a surprising bit of news for fans of Nintendo’s Wii console, the legendary Homebrew Channel has ceased development, and its GitHub repository has been removed, effectively shutting down the piece of software. No one is certain when this occurred, but a user on Twitter posted a letter from the…
Raid Hour (also referred to as Legendary Raid Hour) started as an experiment in March 2019. Initially called Legendary Lunch Hour, Niantic set aside an hour on Wednesdays for Pokémon GO Trainers to find 5-Star (Legendary) Raids easier by increasing the appearance rates. After further testing, Raid Hour was renamed…
It all started so simple. A little meta commentary here, a little stock footage there. And yet over the years Devolver Digital’s E3 presentations have become highlights of the entire event circuit, growing into a full over the top narrative while still delivering when it comes to games. So here…
Released digitally on the Nintendo eShop back in December, PixelJunk Eden 2 is the latest game to enter the physical Nintendo Switch library thanks to Limited Run Games. Available now as an open 4-week pre-order, Limited Run Games is offering two editions of the game (Physical and Collector’s) as well…
Strictly Limited Games has announced that Spelunker HD Deluxe will be coming to Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4, with a limited physical run to come. The game is an upgraded version of Spelunker HD, a 2009 remake of the NES version of the Atari game Spelunker (phew!). The game will…
We’re just over a week from E3, and as such, we’ve essentially entered the busy season for upcoming game and system leaks. The flavor of the month this year is the fabled Switch Pro (or Super Nintendo Switch, or Switch SP, or Switch U, or…). This allegedly more-powerful revision to…
Summer is nearly upon us, and that means it’s time to slow down and enjoy the most relaxing season of the year. The Pokémon Company understands this, and they’ve decided to ring in the season in the most leisurely way possible – with a Slowpoke event in Pokémon GO! The…
The Switch has reached so many milestones at this point that they all blur together a little bit, but gawking at the size of the numbers produced is always a fun time. Case in point: the console has now sold 20 million units in Japan alone. That’s a two followed…
Sega has had a profound history of leaking games and their releases through the company’s website. After the previous “Sonic Rangers” name and Steam version of Lost Judgement leak occurred last week, another announced title once again could be circulating on the company’s website. Virtua Fighter 5 Ultimate Showdown may…
Previously announced at last April’s Indie World Showcase, Aztech Forgotten Gods from developer Lienzo is a cyber-stone action adventure coming to Nintendo Switch this fall. While the latest update more or less showcases a chunk of the same content, viewers can discover more of the upcoming title’s world with the…
Nintendo has finally confirmed its E3 presence, and it’s set to be a doozy! The stream will feature roughly 40 minutes of content focusing on software, followed by three hours of Treehouse Live. 🗓 Nintendo at #E32021: 6/15, 9am PT! Tune in for a #NintendoDirect with roughly 40 minutes…
While those of us in North America and Europe will have to wait till the tail end of July to play Samurai Warriors 5, Japan will be getting the game in just a matter of weeks on June 24th. To mark that imminent release, Koei Tecmo, showing off the flashy…
Considering Peach has been present and accounted for in her wedding dress for some time, I could’ve sworn the matching Mario had already joined Mario Kart Tour. Maybe there was trouble at the rehearsal dinner, but alas here he is, driving down the aisle at last. Tuxedo Mario…
While there are several destinations to celebrate Nintendo’s characters in Japan, there hasn’t been a place to visit in the interest of the company’s history itself. Speaking personally, I’ve walked my way to the company’s headquarters in Kyoto, and guess what – it’s a fairly plain building, and I didn’t…
