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…
There’s just a couple of weeks to go until the Pokémon World Championships head to Yokohama, Japan. To get fans hyped up The Pokémon Company has shared a new trailer and it’s no simple thing, being gorgeously animated by CoMix Wave Films (Your Name, Suzume). Give it a watch below:…
Initially announced on January 31st, 2020, Niantic announced it would begin testing new types of events during February 2020 – Pokémon Spotlight Hour and Mystery Bonus Hour. After testing and user feedback, Niantic combined both events into one and announced what Pokémon and bonuses would be featured in advance. Now,…
Pokémon GO’s long-running monthly event, Community Day, turned 5 years old in 2023. Five years means a plethora of Pokémon have been shown off with special, event-exclusive attacks and increased Shiny rates. (And now that we’re in 2023, it’s five years’ worth!) Yet, for newer Trainers, chances are they’ve missed…
It’s been a long time coming but soon English-speaking fans of the Science Adventure series of visual novels will soon be able to embark on another mind-bending adventure with Anonymous;Code. The game will see you playing as hacker Pollon Takaoka who can use the ability to “save” and “load” to…
The Switch has become something of a paradise for Bubble Bobble fans, with various games old and new heading to the system. Now, the third game is on the way courtesy of ININ Games. Parasol Stars: The Story of Bubble Bobble III was essentially Taito mashing up both of the…
The end of Ash Ketchum’s journey is in sight, Pokémon fans, as it has been confirmed that his final season will hit Netflix on September 8th. The 11 episodes will go by the name Pokémon: To Be a Pokémon Master, and we have a very nostalgic trailer below: …
Another new feature has been added during the Season of Hidden Gems. For anyone following the game’s datamines, this new feature has been known for months. Yes, just like PokéStop Showcases, Routes are here! To celebrate the new feature, an event celebrating Routes will launch alongside it. As for what…
A new event is debuting in Pokémon GO! Similar to Research Days, Raid Days, and Community Days, this new event will focus on hatching Eggs. Of course, like these other events, the “Day” label means a three-hour-long event on a particular day. Aptly named Hatch Day, a particular Pokémon will…
There’s just a couple of months to go until an English-speaking audience can officially play Falcom’s PSP action-adventure game, The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails, thanks to an official localization. If you’re wondering what sorts of characters you’ll encounter and how the game plays you’re in luck as that’s what…
If you thoroughly enjoyed the long-awaited localizations of the Famicom Detective Club duology then you might be interested in this all-new mystery inspired by those classics. Retro Mystery Club Vol. 1: The Ise-Shima Case first hit the Nintendo Switch in Japan back in 2019 but now it’s getting a localization…
If you’re a fan of Lego you have plenty of options if you want to collect – do you stick to a single license? What about focusing on minifigs? Or making a whole city? One of the most obviously collectible ranges, though, is BrickHeadz, a line which bares no small…
The early late ’80s and early ’90s are a goldmine for video game collectors. Not only did many of the biggest games of the day release in flimsy packages but some of the most sought after got relatively small print-runs, making even loose copies sometimes go for hundreds of dollars….
