September 26th, 2025

Mexican wrestling firm CMLL hosts special Pokémon-themed event for Legends: Z-A with Machamp and Hawlucha wrestlers
Author: Peter Glagowski
Categories: News

What better way to promote the upcoming release of Pokémon Legends: Z-A than by having two wrestlers dress up as Machamp and Hawlucha? I suppose that’s what Nintendo and Mexican wrestling firm CMLL thought, as yesterday afternoon, the two companies teamed up with a specially themed wrestling match catered to…

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September 25th, 2025

Resident Evil Requiem producers states porting the game to Switch 2 was not a challenge
Author: Peter Glagowski
Categories: News, Switch 2

Resident Evil Requiem will mark a very important chapter in Capcom and Nintendo’s relationship going forward. For more than a decade now, Capcom hasn’t released any Resident Evil games day-one on Nintendo hardware because Nintendo’s consoles have not been powerful enough to handle the newer games. Even putting aside Cloud…

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September 25th, 2025

Final Fantasy VII Remake co-director hopes players can one day accept Game-Key Cards
Author: Peter Glagowski
Categories: News, Switch 2

In a recent interview with JPGames.de, Final Fantasy VII Remake co-director Naoki Hamaguchi was asked if he was aware of the controversy surrounding Game-Key Cards on Nintendo’s platform. Unsurprisingly, he gave a similar answer to what we’ve heard recently from Ubisoft. According to Hamaguchi, the main reason that Square Enix…

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September 25th, 2025

Review – Pac-Man World 2: Re-Pac
Author: Matthew Powers
Categories: Reviews, Switch, Switch 2

The original Pac-Man World 2 was Pac-Man’s first real jump to moving completely in 3D. Where the original Pac-Man World on PlayStation stuck to a 2D plane that could be navigated between a foreground and background, Pac-Man World 2 adopted a contemporary behind-the-back camera perspective and took Pac-Man to literal…

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September 24th, 2025

Review – Hades II
Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Switch 2, Reviews

Over the last five years of video games, I struggle to think of a greater success story than Supergiant Games’ Hades. A shining example of a studio building upward with each of its releases, carrying the best parts and lessons learned from their previous work, it rightfully swept nearly every…

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