Nintendo of Japan has announced that construction on the Nintendo Museum in Japan has finally finished. While the plan was to have everything done by March 2024, things were delayed slightly for undisclosed reasons (likely due to a lack of materials). With construction wrapped, Nintendo is confident that the museum…
If you ever find yourself running low on games to play as the year goes on, it might be a good time to try out a classic title on the Nintendo Switch Online library. With so many options available across various systems, there’s something for everyone. Nintendo themselves have been…
While today’s announcement that a successor to the Nintendo Switch is officially in production and due to be announced within the next year, Nintendo’s fiscal results for the year ending March 2024 still have plenty of other interesting tidbits to look at. In terms of software, there aren’t any significant…
This is it! We’re down to the last Mystery Gift code to add Ash’s team to Pokémon Sword and Shield. The last Pokémon to be distributed is none other than Ash’s Lucario! To add Ash’s Lucario to your copies of Pokémon Sword and Shield, head on over to the game’s…
Splatoon 3 got its first patch before the game was even officially out, and now we’ve got the first post-launch update. While not a ton has been added, much has been tweaked to change the gaming experience — many of which involve Splatfests, known communication errors, Salmon Run, multiplayer mode,…
Another week, another slate of Nintendo Switch Online icons to gussy up your profile. It’s already been a week since the release of Splatoon 3, presumably meaning some of you have already unlocked all weapons and achieved level three billion. But regardless of whether you’ve played 50 minutes or fifty…
SaGa fans haven’t been left out this Tokyo Game Show season, especially with a new remaster on the horizon! As part of the event, Square Enix has shared two new trailers for Romancing SaGa: Minstrel Song Remastered focusing on the game’s cast of characters and the gameplay. In the first…
Right now Tokyo Game Show 2022 attendees have the opportunity to play Crisis Core – Final Fantasy VII – Reunion. Thankfully some outlets have been able to record their footage, including Famitsu! The demo features the early mission to Wutai which means we get to see a young Yuffie and…
In a rather unexpected move, Konami has announced HD remasters of the first two Suikoden games! The classic PlayStation JRPGs are highly regarded, with their massive casts and politically charged stories. The new remastered versions redraw the backgrounds, HD battle effects, a fast forward toggle, and more. Thankfully the character…
A fresh batch of Sega Genesis games have been added to Nintendo Switch Online’s library of classics, and this time around we’ve got a beloved Zelda-like, a quirky platformer, and an action packed sorcery simulator. Check out Beyond Oasis, Earthworm Jim, and Alisia Dragoon in the trailer below! …
It has been a little over a week since the Early Access launch of Disney Dreamlight Valley. Over 1 million Villagers have entered Dreamlight Valley to uncover the mystery of the Forgetting as well as live alongside various Disney and Pixar characters. While a performance patch was released last week,…
Tokyo Game Show 2022 is happening this week! To kick things off, Capcom hosted a TGS2022 Capcom Online Program showcasing a variety of announcements. What opened the program was the upcoming update for Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak. Rolling out on Thursday, September 29th, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak’s free…
Ah, autumn. The time for pumpkin spice, spooky movies, and video games (it’s always the time for video games). And the Nintendo eShop is the place to look for new titles for the next ten days, as they’re hosting a big ol’ Blockbuster Sale for titles that includes but is…
We’re still rounding up odd bits and bobbles from Tuesday’s Nintendo Direct and have regrettably not yet reported on the greatest announcement of the bunch. The tale of one of the most iconic manga protagonists of all-time, full of violence, hope, and so much punching, finally comes to Switch —…
Theoretically, one of the neatest parts of industry shows should be devs from different companies and walks of life convening to play each other’s games and express appreciation and adulation for one another (or, in the case of that one photo of Shigeru Miyamoto and Bill Trinen watching the Kinect,…
