The Legend of Zelda series has had a bit of a reputation for optional harder difficulties in the past, starting all the way back in the original NES release with The Legend of Zelda’s second quest. Other more recent Legend of Zelda titles have had a Hero Mode, either selectable…
In a rather funny turn of events, publishers No More Robots and Neon Polygons have announced they will be releasing a bundle of Piece by Piece and Piece by Piece on the eShop soon. Set to release on November 25th, 2026, the two games are individually developed titles with no…
A new and unique job role has opened up at Nintendo of America in a bid to preserve and archive its vast library of games. According to the job description, the company’s future Digital Archivist will “support the preservation, organization, and accessibility of historical hardware and software information. It continues:…
The Legend of Zelda series has had a bit of a reputation for optional harder difficulties in the past, starting all the way back in the original NES release with The Legend of Zelda’s second quest. Other more recent Legend of Zelda titles have had a Hero Mode, either selectable…
The Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, which launched last week, has already broken a sales record just days after it launched. The action-adventure blockbuster shifted 5.2 million units worldwide four days after it was released globally on November 5th, according to Business Wire. Its…
One of the brand-new features of the Nintendo Switch 2 version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is the ability to visit the Hall of Fallen Foes. The Hall of Fallen Foes acts as a sort of museum of all of the enemies you’ve defeated during your playthrough,…
In an interview with GamesBeat yesterday, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick was asked a series of questions about the upcoming launch for Grand Theft Auto VI, a game that is likely to be the biggest entertainment launch in history. While most of it was not about direct competition, the outlet did…
There’s no denying the popularity of Atlus’ Persona series, but if you ask me one of their best isn’t even an RPG. That’d be 2011’s Catherine, a quirky puzzle nightmare that explored ostensibly “adult” themes and relationships in a way that’s all its own. It showed what’s possible when the…
As one of the highest rated indie games of the year, Big Walk was expected to reign supreme when it came to awards season for 2026. That won’t be the case though, as the Independent Games Festival (IGF) announced it will have a zero tolerance policy for games made with…
Black Friday 2026 is almost here, and if you’re looking to score some deals on Nintendo Switch 2 games, accessories, and more, Amazon is gearing up for what could be one of the biggest sales of the holiday season! Amazon’s Black Friday 2026 sale officially kicks off on…
With how staggering of a visual overhaul the recently released Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake has, it’s no surprise to learn that multiple studios were involved in bringing it to life. While Nintendo took lead development duties, and partner studio Monolift Soft provided assistance with its engine and…
Anyone worried that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time’s remake wouldn’t move like hotcakes can put that fear to bed. In a report from The Game Business’ Christopher Dring, Ocarina’s recent UK release sold 35% more copies than Breath of the Wild did back in 2017. While there are…
Nintendo may be gearing up to release more difficult, remixed versions of the dungeons in the newly launched Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, according to a new discovery in the game’s files. Reverse engineer MrCheeze shared a screenshot of code on BlueSky that includes repeated instances of “MQ”…
With The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time being brought into the modern era with its Switch 2 remake, the game has been updated with modern controls. Gone are the days of having items assigned to three of the N64 controller’s C Buttons and having to adjust the camera by…
When The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time released on N64 back in 1998, Nintendo snuck in some references to the Mario series in the form of portraits inside Hyrule Castle. I never found them as a kid (mostly because I didn’t know they even existed), but they were hidden…
