With the Nintendo Switch 2 presentation less than a month away now, people are understandably very eager to learn more about the successor to the Switch. While more is known now than has ever been before, there has been little in the way of specific information made available quite yet….
When Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 was announced a few days ago, fans such as myself were excited. It’s been too long since the THPS series was prominent and while the excellent THPS 1+2 hinted at a bright future, Activision Blizzard put the kibosh on things after the game sold…
At this year’s Mobile World Congress convention, Samsung was on the show floor with several different smartphones and mobile devices to showcase to both spectators and investors. As spotted by outlet T3, there was a rather interesting concept for a portable console that Samsung was highlighting called the “Flex Gaming”…
Another (new) year, another special illustration starring Kirby and company. This time around we see him take the stage in his Festival best, a sight that sends the crowd running for their lives. Susie, the Jambastian trio, Dedede, and Waddle Dee all look ready to take part as well, though…
Coming in with calligraphy skills and a hearty “Hee-ho!” is Atlus mascot and regular demon/Persona Jack Frost. A special illustration was shared from the company’s Japanese Twitter account, wishing a Happy New Year and hoping fans look forward to 2020 releases. While that’s nice enough, it was a followup response…
Every mobile game under the sun looks to be celebrating the New Year and Dragalia Lost is no different. Just like last year’s event, emissaries and allies from Hinomoto have come to the Halidom as part of a new, limited Summon Showcase. Available this year at five-star rarity…
Team Reptile, the gamesmiths behind frenetic ball-bashing fighter Lethal League Blaze, announced that they’re bringing their other published title to Nintendo Switch. 2020, *click*™, MEGABYTE PUNCH. pic.twitter.com/T2WReU9QE7 — Team Reptile (@ReptileGames) December 31, 2019 Megabyte Punch is described as “…a mash-up of SSB, Megaman and Custom Robo. Megabyte…
As 2019 comes to a close, it’s important to appreciate the little nods just as much as the sweeping gestures. Take the new Brain Age Switch game that just came out in Japan (and will arrive in the UK and Australia very soon): there’s a tiny, simple, charming nod to…
It’s New Year’s Eve and celebrations have begun — but not just for the New Year! Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has introduced a new garden event where all us campers can catch creatures called checkerflies. Titled ‘Isabelle’s tranquil tearoom’, you’ll have the opportunity to earn items that resemble a peaceful…
While 2019 is on its way out, events are still going on in some of our favorite games! And what better way to ring in the new decade than by fighting a bunch of Magikarp? From now until January 3, 12:59 p.m. UTC, Pokémon Sword & Shield players will be…
This year, December was jam-packed with exciting events from Pokémon GO, to keep players engaged throughout the holiday season. In the newest blog post from Niantic about the game, it’s clear that even as the holidays wind down, there’s no intention of slowing or stopping into the new year. As…
The immensely popular Fate series is a massive web of sagas and spin-offs, from PC visual novels to mobile gacha games. Perhaps the most unusual spin-off is Emiya-sanchi no Kyō no Gohan, or Today’s Menu for the Emiya Family, a manga & anime series that transplants characters from Fate and…
It’s time to honk your beak in celebration, as Untitled Goose Game has officially surpassed one million units sold worldwide, as announced by @Cabel of Panic, the game’s publisher. It seems impossible, but last week, three months after launch, Untitled Goose Game passed one million copies sold. From the…
If you just gotta have all things Labo and Pokémon, then do we have an obscure addition for you. It’s been announced that the March 2020 issue of a Japanese magazine aimed at kindergarteners will include papercraft versions of Pikachu, Eevee, and Bulbasaur as they appear in the free-to-play game…
Nintendo has finally been able to fend off the crowds long enough to restock some goods at its Nintendo Tokyo store. Animal Crossing fans are in luck, as the Stick Cookies (¥1,430) and the Marshmallows (¥1,320) are available again. These are exclusive items only available at the Tokyo location. Like…
