The start of 2025 has seen more Switch 2 leaks than the last couple of months combined. After a new patent mentioned upscaling technology for Nintendo’s upcoming device and a leak of the Switch 2 Joy-Con showed an optical sensor on the controller, this latest photo dump shows us a…
Originally published by Sega, Bayonetta is a dynamic action game centered around the pompous Umbra Witch of the same name. Nintendo would end up picking up the cancelled sequel and releasing Bayonetta 2 as a Wii U exclusive. From there, the series would become an integral member of the vast…
Over the weekend, some leaked images of supposedly official Switch 2 Joy-Con were shared on social media. While the physical description matches most of the rumors we’ve been hearing, there was one addition: an optical sensor. With the Switch 2 Joy-Con reportedly having magnetic connectivity with the main device, this…
Back when Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun! launched on Nintendo Switch I had a lot of fun with it, but something was definitely missing from the equation. Having played a lot of Taiko in arcades, it’s just not the same without the drum itself. Thankfully, Bandai Namco knows what’s…
Another full Gala Dragalia is on the way for Dragalia Lost, and this time around it’s bringing another new dragon. Thor, who has previously appeared as the pactbound dragon of the royal sibling Valyx, will be energizing Light adventurers for those who can summon him. If the precedent…
Sega’s been on a roll with bringing music to Spotify, ranging from Yakuza karaoke to the egg-citing exploits of Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg. When you talk about rolling though, who better than someone who can do it at the speed of sound? Today another batch of Sonic songs…
Though its been available elsewhere, the crossover brawling of Jump Force has arrived on Nintendo Switch. Jump Force Deluxe Edition brings everything from the original release, along with the entire first wave of DLC characters. If you ever wanted to take this game with you anywhere so you could have…
With Gamescom 2020 becoming a digital-only event, that isn’t stopping the annual convention from announcing game after game. Here’s everything that was announced during Gamescom 2020’s opening night that will be joining the Nintendo Switch family! Jurassic World Evolution: Complete Edition “Following the highly successful release of Jurassic World Evolution…
Every year a new batch of goods and merchandise comes to Pokémon Centers, full of fun and frights and fancy costumes. For this year’s, the threads are taking inspiration from the newest corner of the World of Pokémon, putting Pokemon new and old alike in costumes themed to the Galar…
Welcome to another episode of the Nintendo WireCast! Today, Hero TJ and Amiibo Jason discuss the latest Nintendo Direct Mini and breakdown some 4K Switch rumors!
The frenetic anime-fueled soccer action of Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions has finally launched worldwide for the Nintendo Switch! Starting today, you can pick the game up physically or digitally via the eShop. If you’re still on the fence, check out the launch trailer below, which mostly focuses on…
It looks like Switch and PC owners will be waiting a little bit longer for the localized version of Ys IX: Monstrum Nox compared to their PS4-owning counterparts, according to the latest update on the game from NIS America. As revealed in the new combat trailer below, the Switch and…
Pikmin 3 Deluxe is still a couple of months away, but a new Japanese trailer for the game is making that wait even tougher. For what could’ve been a fairly straightforward overview trailer, Nintendo worked in some adorable artwork. It’s a thorough look at the game, explaining mechanics…
Grab your Pro Controller and an extra pair of pants, because during Gamescom’s Opening Night Live, Little Nightmares II was officially announced to be launching on the Nintendo Switch on February 11th, 2021. The game follows Mono, a bag-headed boy who’s trapped in a creepy, evil-filled world. He teams up…
While indie development may seem like a recent phenomenon, “bedroom coders” were pretty common throughout the ’80s and ’90s, especially in Europe. This was all thanks to the prevalence of home computers, such as the BBC Micro, ZX Spectrum, and Commodore 64. It’s on the latter that Manfred Trenz created…
