Split Fiction, the latest co-op multiplayer game by developer Hazelight, launched on March 6th to critical acclaim. Shortly after launch, it was rumored that a movie adaptation was in the works for the game and we’ve now received confirmation on its existence, along with one of the stars as well…
As the “Year of Eevee” celebration continues, more and more merchandise centered around the beloved Evolution Pokémon continues to be revealed. Just last week a brand-new life-size Eevee plush was shown off, but that wasn’t to be all they had in store. A new batch of life-size plushies have been…
In a series of posts over on Twitter, former Capcom composer Masakazu Sugimori has suggested that Ace Attorney would not have become a franchise if it were released in the current gaming industry. As he explains, the initial sales numbers were so low that any modern publisher would have completely…
Super Rare Games’ next release is a 2-for-1 special featuring titles from Mi’pu’mi Games. Get ready for a series of point-and-click stories and a mystery to untangle away in The Lion’s Song and The Flower Collectors. Releasing for the first time physically next week, The Lion’s Song and The Flower…
Talk about a bountiful harvest — Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin, the combination rice-farming-simulator and heavenly beat ‘em up, has crossed the million marker for sales worldwide. Given that it reached 950,000 last month that may not be a huge surprise, but it’s still a great accomplishment for a game…
Nintendo’s E3 Direct is an event I look forward to every year, and odds are you do too. Considering 2020 lacked that dedicated showcase of all that’s on the way, anticipation is at an all time high for whatever June 15th has to share. Rather than simply predict or lay…
Summer storms are brewing in Pokémon Sword and Shield, causing frog-inspired Pokémon to take up residence in the game’s Pokémon Dens. From now until Sunday, June 6th at 4:59 p.m. you’ll want to visit the Galar region and take part in some Max Raid Battles. According to the official Pokémon…
Sonic Colors really endeared itself to fans back in 2010, making a new port a great choice to help celebrate Sonic’s 30th birthday. The solid gameplay, stage variety, and soundtrack are all set to return but what if you’re wondering what’s new for Sonic Colors: Ultimate outside a fresh coat…
I’m torn when it comes to the current rollout of Monster Hunter Rise Event Quests. Presently they’re not offering up any encounters I’d call substantial, and the rewards aren’t exactly mind blowing. Still, even as I’ve cut back on my time with the game over a hundred hours later, they…
Uno, the classic card game that can save a party as quickly and efficiently as it can ruin a friendship, is turning 50 this year! To celebrate the momentous occasion, Ubisoft has released a 50th Anniversary DLC for the digital version of the game. This classy deck is modeled after…
The collaborations continue for Dead by Daylight, or in this case some cosmetic upgrades based on Stranger Things. Initially finding its way to the survival horror game in 2019, the Stranger Things collab has grown beyond its DLC chapter add-on thanks to the Moment of Truth Collection. Nancy Wheeler and…
School is nearly out for most, and that means a whole new class of graduates will soon take their first steps into the next stage of their life’s adventure! To celebrate this mass level-up, Nintendo has released a pack of free printable graduation cards themed around its cute and quirky…
Time to get psyched for digital rewards! My Nintendo’s back with another calendar reward for everyone who’s been waiting at the edges of their seats for the June wallpaper. Shell out 50 Platinum Points to get this spiffy Mario Golf: Super Rush wallpaper for June 2021, starring the famous plumber…
Back in January, Imaginarylab’s debut title, Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town, was announced for the Switch. At the time of the game’s announcement, all we knew of its release date was that it would be arriving within the first quarter of the year. While we’re already well…
There’s seemingly no genre of video game Nintendo hasn’t touched in its multi-decade existence in the industry. Sure some have their prominence, particularly platformers, but it’s when they try something different that really gets my attention. That goes double for when a game never manages to leave Japan, becoming this…
