Despite being a family-friendly company with games that wouldn’t psychologically scar even the most humble of people, Nintendo can’t seem to catch a break with animal rights activist group PETA. After tangoing with the company in the past, PETA has issued a new protest letter over Mario Kart World for…
Of all of Nintendo’s home consoles released over the decades, the Nintendo 64 remains one of the most beloved. While its legacy holds strong to this day, one of the most beloved franchises from the era hasn’t been as lucky, that being Banjo-Kazooie. While the series seems all but lost…
Nintendo has announced an in-game online event for Mario Kart World in Japan later this month. Titled “Online Challenge: Summer Vacation Skill Test,” the event will take place on August 23rd and will be held for two hours from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. According to Nintendo’s official Japanese website,…
Inti Creates’ Dragon Marked for Death ‘marked’ a multiplayer turn for the indie dev, and while its four playable character types have a lot to offer, there’s always room for more members of the Dragonblood Clan. Specifically, the Oracle and Bandit characters — each based off of existing characters, but…
Deku has made his Switch come-back today in My Hero One’s Justice 2, and to mark the occasion Bandai Namco has put out a new trailer that shows off the new features and characters. Check it out below: My Hero One’s Justice 2 is available physically and digitally…
The cancellation and postponement of events continue to climb and Pokémon GO’s blend of a digital world and real life events isn’t immune. Niantic has issued even more changes for all Trainers across the globe — this time it’s all about Community Day. Wild Abra has fled using Teleport. March’s…
We’re entering the final days leading up to the release of Animal Crossing: New Horizons! As we count down these last few days, it seems Nintendo hasn’t stopped releasing new footage of our island getaway. The following two commercials have been added to Nintendo’s Japanese YouTube account — they give…
With more Pokémon introduced in Generation V being introduced seemingly every day, it’s no surprise that Niantic is adding the Mythical Pokémon Genesect to the game in the coming weeks. This directly follows a cryptic tweet from the official Pokémon GO Twitter account yesterday that hinted at a new Mythical…
The Animal Crossing: New Horizons festivities have officially begun in Pocket Camp! This morning brought us the crossover fishing tournament, giving us some interaction with the Nooks, as well as our first island tie-in items. And that’s not all we’ll be getting this month! Tucked away in the ‘Events Coming…
Thanks to a just-released issue of Japanese magazine Chara Parfait Special and a tweet from @_sweetieloves, we’ve got a better look at a couple new villagers coming to Animal Crossing: New Horizons! The unnamed sunglasses wolf and purple bear have both popped up elsewhere, in blurry product photos and quick…
March 20th is sure to be a great day for all the gamers who love visceral, blood-pumping, evocative action out there. But for those who aren’t purchasing Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you can pick up the light, fanciful Doom Eternal instead, which features a delightful romp through colorful levels as…
As Tom Nook continues to help count down Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ release, we’ve seen daily tweets, pictures, and videos showing off what awaits us next week. Today’s tidbit touches upon a feature that was first noted at PAX East, where Nintendo made a demo version of the game public…
E3 2020 was officially cancelled this week, and in the aftermath several developers have spoken out about what to expect from them moving forward. Nintendo is one of said companies, who was in full support of the ESA’s decision to cancel the event, while also mentioning its plans moving toward. …
We first got word of Good Smile’s Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age Luminary Nendoroid back in September last year during a Square Enix panel. After a lot of waiting, we finally have definitive word on a release date and a much clearer look at the figure itself….
The ’90s were a wild time for licensed video games, where you’d either wind up with a stinker like Masters of Teras Kasi or a revolutionary FPS like Goldeneye. Westwood’s 1997 Blade Runner point-and-click falls firmly in the latter camp, being a surprisingly accurate recreation of Ridley Scott’s moody cyberpunk…
