The year of wild collaborations continues! Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble has revealed two new collaborations, featuring the iconic Kaiju Godzilla and the digital diva Hatsune Miku. Both collabs will be available on November 26th as a part of the big 2.0 update. While the update itself is free, Godzilla…
The history of the Fire Emblem franchise is one fraught with a lot of obscurity and uncertainty. With the franchise nearly being canceled entirely prior to the release of Fire Emblem: Awakening, it has been quite a winding path to get to where it is now. Despite these troubles, the…
Nintendo Switch Online is back with new icons, this time themed to Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. Celebrating the Shiny Rayquaza Tera Raid Battle event that will kick off in a few weeks, the icons are meant to get players excited for the battles ahead! In the meantime, you can enjoy…
Finally, the Phantom Thieves are back to steal the hearts of Nintendo Switch owners. While they’ve been spotted on the system before, infiltrating Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Catherine: Full Body, Persona 5 Strikers marks their full-blown debut, and it’s a show stopper. Strikers is, at its very core,…
The Switch’s cloud-technology powered port of Hitman III is launching day-and-date with its non-cloud versions, IO Interactive has announced. You’ll be able to download the app that’ll let you play the game over the internet via the eShop from January 20th. HITMAN 3 on Nintendo Switch arrives 20 January!…
Today, Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise is ringing in the New Year with a new update. Looking for more challenging workouts? A batch of free DLC is here and it’s promising a difficulty spike. Welcome to No Mercy Mode with Janice, Martina, and Sophie – they’ll have you pulling…
Nintendo is busying restocking the Nintendo Store rewards section on the My Nintendo site! While leftovers of the Mario ornament and Holiday cards set have returned, there are two “new” additions to spend Platinum Points on. What was thought to be exclusive to Japan last year, the Super Smash Bros….
We’re less than two months away from the worldwide release of Bravely Default II, and Square Enix is showcasing more of the game’s locales and characters in a new trailer showcasing the Kingdom of Rimedahl and the various asterisk holders (read: mini-bosses you’ll fight to steal their job classes) you’ll…
In one of our most recent videos, we look closely at the New Pokémon Snap trailer and dissect it. What’s new? What’s different? And what’s returning from the original N64 classic? Here’s what we think we can expect when the game comes out later this year! You’ll be…
If you were gifted a little eShop cash this year, get ready to say goodbye to it. Nintendo’s announced a New Year sale over on the Switch’s digital storefront, offering some of their own games and those from partners at a lower price. These aren’t the only games on sale…
Another week, another Special Battle! to participate in Super Mario Bros. 35. While we know that next week’s theme will aid in the first-ever World Count Challenge, this weekend’s theme will prepare you to take down Bowser by working out! Behold the Athletic Course Battle and its love of each…
After ten long years, one of the greatest licensed video games of all time has returned! Scott Pilgrim is back and ready to fight across the 16-bit Toronto of our dreams. See what’s in store for him, his bandmates, his girlfriends, and his roommate in the Scott Pilgrim vs. The…
You may have read that headline and thought: “Hold up Nintendo Wire, you crazy Bokoblins, time may be irrelevant since 2020, but I know the Switch’s anniversary isn’t for another two months!” And you’d be absolutely correct! The Switch itself doesn’t turn four until March. What I’m referring to, however,…
Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin proved to be a surprise hit, selling 500,000 copies in its first few weeks. That success has given the developers thoughts about a sequel, according to an interview with Famitsu. The interview with Koichi and Naru, two key members of the game’s developer, Edelweiss, had…
When I was growing up, one of the favorite games among my group of friends was Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee on the GameCube. We loved the weighty, slow combat that came with playing as giant monsters, and the flashy, over-the-top moves. Flash forward a decade and the giant monster…
