With the release of the Nintendo Switch 2 nearly here, the excitement among the gaming community at large is palpable. Not just for the console itself either, as the arrival of the Switch 2 also marks the arrival of the latest and greatest new entry to the Mario Kart series,…
The Nintendo Switch 2 is about to go up for sale across the US, and we’ve got everything you need to know before it goes live. When Do Nintendo Switch 2 Orders Start? The Nintendo Switch official goes on sale on June 5th, with some retailers starting as…
Earlier today at Sony’s State of Play, Final Fantasy: The Ivalice Chronicle was officially revealed — a full remake/remaster of the legendary Final Fantasy Tactics from the original PlayStation era. And here’s the big news: it’s not just coming to PlayStation. The Ivalice Chronicle is launching on both the Nintendo…
Custom sneaker company Freaker Sneaks is set to release its own take on Air Jordan 4 shoes with a decidedly Nintendo touch. The gray shoes feature the classic Super Nintendo logo on the tongue, with real clickable buttons on the back of each shoe. According to the company, each pair…
Well it’s time yet again for another round of Nintendo Switch rumors, although this time it’s from a previously accurate source. Laura Kate Dale, the Editor in Chief of Let’s Play Video Games who previously got several details regarding the Switch right just ahead of its reveal back in October….
Six years ago, it was announced that the Atlus developed Wii game Trauma Team would be receiving its own live-action television series. Unfortunately, the Intavision concept never got off the ground, eventually joining the pile of failed video game-to-television projects. However, the pilot for the long forgotten television show has…
After a delay in release last week, the New Nintendo 3DS is getting another exclusive Virtual Console title tomorrow, and this time, Dracula is coming for revenge. Castlevania: Dracula X features Richter Belmont fighting an awakened Dracula and his minions in order to rescue his beloved Annet and her sister,…
Mario Kart fans who were hoping to see a proper Mario Kart Battle Mode come to the Wii U are about to get their wish… sort of: Tomorrow will see the release of Mario Kart 64 on the North American Wii U Virtual Console, a little over two weeks after…
Red Fly Studio updated its prototypes and demos page, adding videos of gameplay from several Wii games that never made it to store shelves. Batman: Arkham Asylum, Devil May Cry, Star Wars: X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter and a Dig Dug reimagining make up the four games listed on the page….
You can’t deny that the NES Classic was a smash hit over the holiday season, albeit one that was crippled by a lack of consoles on store shelves. Nintendo probably sees it as a massive success all the same, and it wouldn’t be hard to imagine that the company is…
‘Member the ’80s and ‘90s? Pepperidge Farm remembers. From fashion and music to movies and video games, 2016 was unquestionably a year fueled by rampant nostalgia. Nintendo was particularly savvy in tapping the veins of sentimentality for Pokémon’s 20th anniversary. We relived our adventures through Kanto in the re-release of…
Even though Bomberman’s first entry for the Nintendo 64 launched way back in 1997 and has likely been played millions of times since, there were still secrets uncovered until recently. Skelux, the creator of the multiplayer Mario 64 ROM hack, peered into the files of Bomberman 64 and discovered 4…
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from my lifelong obsession with Nintendo games, it’s that Nintendo is a company that does things how and when it wants to. I can’t count the number of times I’ve watched an E3 presentation or Nintendo Direct thinking, “This has got to be the…
This week in the Nintendo eShop: Shantae gets physical, the Wii U gets its GPU hacked, and Mario Party 2 crashes Wii U Virtual Consoles. It’s déjà vu in the sales department this week as both Capcom and Level-5 host repeats of previous sales held earlier in the year. Capcom’s…
High-resolution photographs of the original Nintendo DS design that made its debut at E3 2004 have made their way online thanks to Twitter user Evan Amos. Amos, a self-described photographer of “high quality, public domain pictures of video game hardware and other things for historical preservation” released the photos yesterday…
